At a recent panel on artificial intelligence, industry experts said the technology is getting mature enough to make an impact.
A panel of election technology experts point to projects in California and Texas counties that are developing secure, auditable systems.
The second phase of Washington’s PA2040 smart-city project will extend to trash cans, parking, environmental sensing and public safety technology.
The Green Bank radio telescope allows researchers to see astronomical phenomena often invisible or hidden in the electromagnetic spectrum.
As part of its goal to eventually eliminate pedestrian fatalities in its streets, New York City is considering smartphones or wearable devices to help visually impaired pedestrians safely cross streets.
A new report and strategic plan outlines how government can foster the development of artificial intelligence.
DARPA, FEMA, NGA, Prince George's County, New Jersey's Parole Board and the Ark-Tex Council of Governments take top honors.
The Federal Aviation Administration's test of the SkyTracker drone-detection system shows what's possible in securing an increasingly crowded airspace.
The cloud-based, API-driven website was delivered in two months and has processed nearly half a million registrations.
The EMERGE program accelerates the delivery of wearable technologies for first responders by bringing startups, accelerators and strategic partners together in a common research and development effort.
Several federal agencies are piloting a program to reduce the manual labor associated with repetitive, rules-based data tasks.
The Los Angeles Information Technology Agency’s robotic system automates the disruptive and time-consuming testing of handheld radios.