A number of agencies have been able to leverage innovation to deliver government services more efficiently, create public value and transform lives, a new report says.
Though their effectiveness as training tools is disputed, violent video games can be used for recruiting soldiers and promoting the geopolitical goals of the military.
The success of Chicago's Array of Things sensor net depends not only on the resilience of the hardware but the look of the nodes, according to the project’s lead.
The company announced plans to scale its systems to 50 qubits and make them commercially available for business and collaborative scientific research.
Artificial intelligence will disrupt fields where human processing power falls short, but it can create opportunities that embrace creativity, social intelligence and manipulation.
Virtual Rehab hopes to bring virtual reality educational and rehabilitation experiences to prisoners.
A new IARPA project aims to improve human reasoning through large-scale, structured crowdsourcing.
Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have been working with augmented reality to improve security training for nuclear facilities.
Policy makers and auto industry executives discuss government’s role in autonomous vehicles.
The intelligence community's research arm is working on detecting fake fingerprints and developing devices to collect fingerprint data without a human operator.
Temporal Defense Systems plans to use the D-Wave 2000Q to solve complex cybersecurity problems affecting governments and commercial enterprises.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is looking for tools to facilitate the security, reliability and privacy of clusters of networked Internet of Things devices.