The Air Force Research Laboratory wants to move away from printed maintenance instructions and toward projecting scaled visualizations of the task onto the machinery being serviced.
The CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics is testing how blockchain can be used to provide access to data in electronic health records.
Blockchain technology can improve government efficiency by optimizing everyday tasks and interactions, a new National League of Cities report says.
The plates will provide fleet management data to the city, allow drivers to renew registrations online and even flash emergency messages.
A fully autonomous automotive ecosystem is still decades down the road, but experts say vehicles will be communicating with roadside infrastructure much sooner.
With artificial intelligence steadily making its way into government systems, now is the time to address the ethical issues, AI experts say.
Intelligent Traffic Signal Systems assume the data they receive is legitimate. That’s not a safe assumption.
The VA's Strategic Acquisition Center is looking for solutions that incorporate distributed ledger technology in the contract close-out process.
From improving emergency response time, to tracking epidemics and money laundering, artificial intelligence can play an increasingly vital role in keeping the public safe.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity wants a program that takes the guesswork out of forecasting worldwide geopolitical issues.
From mouse-movement trackers to language-analysis algorithms, lie-detection technology is taking advantage of all the Information Age has to offer.
For its Subterranean Challenge, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is providing the SubT Virtual Testbed, an open-source simulation platform meant to mirror underground environments.
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Improving the accuracy of facial-recognition systems can make society safer by protecting against terrorism, organized crime and identity fraud.