The Smart Columbus Operating System features an open data platform that brings together more than 1,000 mobility-related datasets.
A data-sharing partnership has the potential to help the nation’s capital ease its notorious traffic congestion.
The data delivered by lightweight sensors will help Fort Carson avoid overfilled containers, spot trends and optimize truck routing.
Smart planning takes advantage of the best available data and technology to coordinate and optimize every area of responsibility a city touches.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology wants feedback on draft requirements for standardizing lightweight cryptography for internet-of-things devices.
The unprecedented security risks posed by artificial intelligence and machine learning demand an array of technological, legal and policy countermeasures, a new report says.
As fog computing has evolved to manage internet of things communications, the National Institute of Standards and Technology offers some definitions and context.
The Smart Cities Council has selected five locations as the winners of the 2018 Readiness Challenge.
The Army Research Lab is exploring technology that enhances collaboration between autonomous agents and human warriors on the battlefield.
As the internet of things expands, the number of devices that must be secured is skyrocketing.
Home users may choose to take on the risk, but should the federal government?
DARPA wants a real-time detection system to sniff out chemical, biological, nuclear or other potential threats.