State eyes sports betting kiosks
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission wants to know if and how it can safely and profitably introduce sports betting machines at retailers.
How Smarter Robots Could Improve Recycling
Automating parts of the recycling process with artificial intelligence could increase efficiency and reduce environmental contamination. There could be worker safety benefits, too.
Automated Vehicles Coming to Ohio Roads
The state will test trucks equipped with platooning technology along its Smart Mobility Corridor, and automated passenger vehicles will spend a year driving on rural roads.
How data sharing amplifies benefits programs
When information is shared across agencies, leaders can craft more equitable solutions and unlock the full potential of available resources.
Communities are Rethinking Their Push for Data Centers
More governments are looking into the environmental effects of data centers on neighborhoods.
Flood forecasts in real-time with block-by-block data could save lives – a new machine learning method makes it possible
A sophisticated flood model can be used to train local flood hazard models that can pinpoint conditions street by street using real-time storm forecasts.
Data service tracks, analyzes electric vehicle travel
StreetLight Data’s EV Mode gives mobility planners detailed data that can help them efficiently build out EV infrastructure.
Cyberattack Turns Up the Heat on Common Security Problems
The ransomware attack that crippled a New York county again demonstrated the need for investment, regular updates and an enterprisewide approach to security.
City Bus Reliability Picks Up With Automatic Vehicle Location Tech
Real-time location data increases the efficiency of bus operations and boosts rider trust.
Caltrans serves up dashboard, metrics for local transit agencies
An interactive dashboard designed to track implementation of contactless fare payments helped local California transit agencies see where they could make travel simpler and more cost-effective.
Flexibility, Culture Key to Attracting Laid-off Tech Workers
State and local agencies looking to pick up staff from layoffs at tech companies should be “leaning into different flexibilities,” said one expert.
What’s Next in Government Tech
Blockchain, artificial intelligence and augmented and virtual reality offer agencies new opportunities, but modernizing legacy infrastructure will be key, a recent report says.
Can machine learning predict the next big disaster?
Combining statistical algorithms with machine learning allows for accurate extreme weather predictions without the need for massive amounts of historical data, a new study found.
Young men have higher risk of gun death in some US cities than in war
In some U.S. ZIP codes, young men are more at risk of firearm-related injuries than military individuals deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq, a study finds.
Machine Learning Digs Into States’ Archives
Amid growing backlogs of archival data, states are turning to software tools to streamline records management.
ArcGIS update provides closer look into race, poverty data
The updated data addresses requests from local governments looking to gain more accurate data on their diverse populations, the company said.
Governors' TikTok Bans Make Sense, Cybersecurity Experts Say
Republican governor after Republican governor has recently announced a TikTok ban for state employees. There are more than 100 million TikTok users in the U.S.
Virginia launches platform to make environmental permit info public
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality's new platform shows the progress of permit applications and improves agency transparency, collaboration and efficiency.
Statistical model predicts daily high tide flooding
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has a new model that can predict daily high tide flooding months in advance.
Want to land an innovation hub?
The Innovation Hubs Index gives communities data-driven metrics to help them better understand their strengths and weaknesses.
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