Spray-on antennas unlock communication of the future
Wearable monitors, flexible smart clothes, industrial sensors and medical sensors will be much more effective if their antennas are lightweight and flexible.
What legislators are learning about blockchain
A report from the IBM Center for The Business of Government details recent roundtable discussions from the Congressional Blockchain Caucus.
Paper-based electronics could fold, biodegrade and be the basis for the next generation of devices
Researchers working on "papertronics" used bacteria to develop a paper battery that’s recyclable and biodegradable, as well as reliable enough to actually use.
The Interstate Corridors Most Primed for Autonomous Trucks
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Introducing Resident-Centered Autonomous Vehicle Pilots
The Knight Foundation aims to take projects out of the hands of car companies in five cities.
Stick-on health sensors for emergency response
Researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have developed a wearable suite of sensors first responders can use track multiple victims' medical data.
Making Algorithms Less Biased
In the smart city era, data is increasingly used in governments’ decisionmaking. But what happens when that data is flawed?
U.S. needs quantum investment, coordinated strategy, experts say
Greater government support for quantum computing research will help ensure the U.S. does not fall behind in the revolutionary technology.
DOD's roadmap to integrated unmanned systems
Looking 25 years into the future, DOD's domain-agnostic approach focuses on interoperability, autonomy, network security and human-machine collaboration.
How it works: The Army’s laser-powered drone project
Multiple lasers will be shot through a series of mirrors to create a single, larger laser beam that targets a photovoltaic cell on a drone.
Sims to help DOD IG staff train for whistleblower investigations
To better train military inspectors general, the Army wants role-playing simulations that will enhance investigative skills in whistleblower reprisal inquiries.
Navigating Chicago’s ‘Labyrinth’ of Lower Roads Just Got Easier
A public-private partnership between the city, Waze and SpotHero installed more than 500 Waze Beacons to help drivers pinpoint their locations.
FAA preps traffic management for drones
Automated drone authorizations, remote identification and dynamic airspace management are essential for integrating unmanned systems into the national airspace.
Using lasers to keep drones aloft
The Army is developing a way to generate electricity for drones by beaming a laser onto a photovoltaic cell.
DHS Gives 'Power Suit' a Whole New Meaning
The agency wants first responders’ clothing to be able to generate and store electricity.
NSF funds a leap toward quantum computing
The National Science Foundation is investing millions in research to build a practical quantum computer.
Is Bluetooth the answer to remote drone ID?
The technology used to connect cell phones to wireless earbuds could used by law enforcement to identify and track drones.
U.S. Circuit Court’s Big Ruling in Smart Meter 'Warrantless Search' Case
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Early IPP test flights take off
Under the UAS Integration Pilot Program, San Diego's Fire Department is testing a telepresence and data management platform that allows officials to livestream video from unmanned aerial systems and manage data related to drone flights.
Government leans into machine learning
Agencies at every level -- local, state and federal -- are increasingly using AI and machine learning to better understand data and make back-office tasks more efficient.
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