IoT flood sensors drive predictive city management
Cary, N.C., is using internet of things flood monitoring to go from a reactive to a proactive and ultimately a predictive town.
Smart concrete could pave the way for high-tech, cost-effective roads
Smart sensors embedded in concrete enable engineers to monitor the infrastructure and make data-driven decisions about when a road can open while retaining maximum life expectancy.
Can AI and connected tech foster better disaster decision-making?
Researchers at the University of Central Florida are studying how artificial intelligence and smart technologies can advance collective decision-making to reduce community vulnerability and enhance resilience.
IoT protocol helps drones collaborate
Researchers have designed a cloud-based framework that uses an internet-of-things messaging protocol for communications among drones, autonomous ground vehicles and responders.
Mitigating IoT security threats
Remote work has exacerbated an already-tricky problem for IT managers: internet of things security.
Can USPS cash in on its geolocation data?
The U.S. Postal Service is looking at creating new address and geospatial services to expand its revenue streams.
AI-based monitoring spots water meter issues
Gwinnett County, Ga., could recoup about $50,000 per month from 19 commercial water meters that have been incorrectly measuring flow, based on discrepancies discovered by edge technology.
Security, interoperability hinder agency IoT adoption
In a survey of how federal agencies use the internet of things, the Government Accountability Office found that IoT technologies offer a number of benefits, but security and implementation challenges remain.
Building a public, statewide IoT network for New York
The nation’s first statewide public infrastructure for the internet of things is being designed by researchers at Cornell University.
Anti-drone tech tests lined up for local airports
The Federal Aviation Administration plans to test anti-drone technologies to see how they perform in real-world environments.
How technology can help local police improve efficiencies and better serve citizens
Tools like automated license plate recognition software and vehicle recognition systems can be used to create a contactless and efficient form of policing that can help departments manage their budgetary realities while keeping their officers and communities safe for everyone.
DOD clears mid-band spectrum for commercial 5G
The Defense Department has made another 100 megahertz of mid-band spectrum bandwidth available for commercial 5G use.
Lawmakers call for red team testing of legacy electric grids
The nation’s energy grid should be tested for cyber vulnerabilities, lawmakers say, especially in light of the new challenges posed by the COVID-19 outbreak and reports of foreign adversaries targeting the nation’s critical infrastructure.
Marines pilot 5G in ‘living lab’ at Miramar
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar will test the technology for energy communications, connected vehicles, drones and perimeter security.
Tennessee town rolls out license plate recognition system
Since the system went live April 1, it has contributed to more than 30 interceptions and arrests of suspects in crimes such as car, license plate and trailer thefts and even the recovery of a runaway.
Network telemetry is becoming the new normal
Agencies need a way to collect and process the tidal wave of information coming their way and gain better visibility into the various devices delivering data.
USDOT launches AV test initiative, data platform
The Department of Transportation is building an online platform for federal, state and local governments and automated vehicle manufacturers to post data on AV testing activities.
Workplaces are turning to devices to monitor social distancing, but does the tech respect privacy?
Organizations, eager to limit liability for employees and customers, are considering a variety of emerging technologies for limiting pandemic spread.
Interactive traffic tech can ease congestion
Combining intelligent transportation systems and consumer real-time traffic apps is a less expensive and more effective way to reduce congestion than spending funds to expand roadways, researchers say.
NTIA weighs in against Ligado 5G license
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration is opposing the Federal Communications Commission’s plan to permit a commercial 5G provider to set up shop in spectrum adjacent to that used by the government for GPS.
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