Urgency for anti-drone tech increases
While the Department of Homeland Security is asking developers for anti-drone tech, the military is having problems of its own.
Stay Tuned: Route Fifty Is Reporting From SXSW
Mayors are at Austin’s cultural conference and festival—and so are we.
The virtual assistant for the VA
A voice-activated virtual assistant may make it easier for veterans to schedule appointments that are then integrated with their health records and the workflow at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Can augmented reality improve highway construction?
The Federal Highway Administration wants to study the potential for AR technology to improve management of highway construction projects.
Pittsburgh’s New Resilience Strategy Confronts Inequity, Infrastructure Stresses
The Western Pennsylvania city might not face severe weather shocks as often as others do, but residential segregation and deferred maintenance have left “Steel City” plenty to contend with.
Fourth Annual ‘City on a Cloud’ Challenge Includes School Districts
Amazon Web Services is upping the ante on its cloud-based tools and services innovation competition for local governments and their tech partners..
In Los Angeles, All Data Is Sustainability Data
L.A.’s holistic open performance approach is driven by its chief data officer’s desire to build a truly “smart city” that integrates data from all sectors in real time for faster and more intelligent decisionmaking.
Design and resilience key for smart city sensors
The success of Chicago's Array of Things sensor net depends not only on the resilience of the hardware but the look of the nodes, according to the project’s lead.
How governments really use emerging tech
A number of agencies have been able to leverage innovation to deliver government services more efficiently, create public value and transform lives, a new report says.
How the military is using ‘violent, chaotic, beautiful’ video games to train soldiers
Though their effectiveness as training tools is disputed, violent video games can be used for recruiting soldiers and promoting the geopolitical goals of the military.
Regional Plan Association Prepares for N.Y.C.-Area Resilience Overhaul
Four corridors in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut will be redesigned for the first time in decades, with architects and planners addressing ecology and infrastructure challenges.
A survival guide for the coming AI revolution
Artificial intelligence will disrupt fields where human processing power falls short, but it can create opportunities that embrace creativity, social intelligence and manipulation.
Mayors to Capitol Hill Republicans and the White House: Don’t Forget Broadband
Infrastructure policy discussions are underway with President Trump calling for a $1 trillion public-private package, and cities want reliable high-speed internet included.
Pittsburgh Looks to Build Upon Its Successes With Inclusive Innovation Week
Innovation for everyone.
North Dakota building network for beyond-line-of-sight drone flights
Harris Corp. will work with the University of North Dakota and the Northern Plains Unmanned Aircraft Systems Test Site to develop the network infrastructure for a full range of drone operations.
Mapping Miami’s Flood Risk and Other Resiliency Challenges
An important question facing communities in South Florida: “How do we get the right information we need to inform changes in building codes and prioritizing infrastructure for investment?”
Rehabilitating prisoners in a virtual world
Virtual Rehab hopes to bring virtual reality educational and rehabilitation experiences to prisoners.
Leveraging the wisdom (and ignorance) of crowds
A new IARPA project aims to improve human reasoning through large-scale, structured crowdsourcing.
Putting HoloLens to work inspecting infrastructure
Mixed reality apps will combine images and existing modeling data to help HoloLens-wearing inspectors quickly evaluate a structure’s integrity and construction progress.
Making It Easier for Public Fleets to Adopt Use of Alternative Fuel Vehicles
So long as state and local governments are willing to get creative with funding mechanisms, a two-to-three year return on investment is easily attainable, National Association of Regional Councils environment committee members discussed on Monday.
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