The California Department of Transportation installed smart irrigation technology to deliver only as much water as it needs to keep the highway’s plants and soil healthy.
PrecisionHawk’s LATAS platform combines radar, satellites and cell networks, offering a consolidated interface for tracking and monitoring drone activity within the national airspace.
The Air Force is working on an app to give personnel access to benefits, payment and retirement information.
Fixed, a popular smartphone app that fights customers’ traffic tickets for them, has been forced to cease its parking ticket services in three California cities.
The Swipe to Donate Life project used existing systems to build a much better process and reach more would-be organ donors.
Connecting 950 police and fire public safety vehicles, the secure network is intended to provide desktop-like access to mobile officers.
Detroit has released three apps to improve non-emergency services, make public transit more transparent for riders and connect with police.
A new report from the GAO breaks down the benefits and challenges facing vehicle-to-infrastructure technology.
San Francisco’s 28 percent increase in 911-call volume seems to be caused largely by accidental calls.
Media, Pa., deployed Rajant mesh technologies to power a private mesh network that operates between mobile or “kinetic” nodes and that supports HD video processing at the ends of the network.
A funding crunch put plans for Philadelphia’s 311 non-emergency system on hold for years, but the payoff was better technology and new levels of citizen service.
NASCIO's latest poll of state CIOs explores a wide range of IT problems and priorities.