Smart concrete could let roads repair themselves
Indiana Department of Transportation is working with Purdue University researchers to build intelligent infrastructure that is adaptive, sustainable and resilient.
How IoT can track health supplies
As many states continue to plead for more face masks and shields, the internet of things can help with inventory and supply-chain tracking.
How municipalities and utilities can prepare for natural disasters
As utilities develop systems for near-real-time alerts and warnings for their customers, municipalities must change their regulatory strategies and funding programs.
Why the coronavirus response may unleash 5G
Though data science has been transforming the IT sector for years, it might have taken this crisis to highlight the necessity for increasing our data processing capacity.
5G’s transformational power for local communities
Cities that can balance their IT, security, workforce and digital-inclusion requirements will realize the full benefits of 5G for improving constituent experience.
Tech called up ‘in the war against the unexpected’
Robotics, internet-of-things applications, automation and flexible supply chains will go a long way to being better prepared for disasters, a new report says.
NIST pushes augmented reality for first responders
The CHARIoT Challenge will award over $1 million in prizes for solutions that can emulate and transmit scenario-accurate data streams for augmented reality devices that will help public-safety personnel communicate and respond more efficiently.
‘Internet of things’ could be an unseen threat to elections
Not only must state and local authorities and intelligence communities remain vigilant, but citizens should secure their own internet-connected devices and watch for personalized attempts to influence or disrupt their political participation.
Border tech in the budget
Sensors, advanced analytics, screening technologies are critical elements of layered border security, Department of Homeland Security acting secretary says.
Scientists build ‘tag of everything’ to combat counterfeits
Researchers at MIT have hit on a way to reduce the size and power requirements of tracking tags while boosting their security.
Cutting communications overhead for distributed learning apps
Scientists at the Army Research Lab have shown that distributed deep learning algorithms can deliver the same performance as algorithms that run at a single, centralized location.
The power of analytics and visualization for city governments
Cities are using insights gathered from the internet of things, embedded analytics, machine learning and experience management to create new programs, become more efficient and deliver consumer-grade services.
Locking down surveillance cameras
To prevent security cameras from being hacked, IT managers must consider the security of the camera itself -- including its hardware and firmware -- and the security of the data it produces.
Mapping the cyber threats of Air Force base control systems
The Air Force is looking to assess the cyber threat surface posed by on-base control systems, such as building automation, life safety, utility monitoring and airfield control systems.
A two-pronged strategy for IoT security awareness
Besides addressing address how employees interact with internet-enabled devices, agencies must ensure their IoT technology partners across the supply chain follow best practices.
DARPA's plan for a US-friendly 5G network
Defense Advanced Research and Projects Agency aims to develop a secure, open-source, standards-compliant network stack for 5G networking.
Partnership rolls out C-V2X project in Virginia
The partners plan to deploy cellular vehicle-to-everything communication in northern Virginia to boost safety for school buses, motorists and highway workers, alleviate congestion and help improve the performance of automated vehicles.
If you could build an Air Force base from scratch…
AFWERX's Base of the Future showcase will take advantage of the nearly wholesale rebuilding of Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida.
Senate wants to get ahead of IoT
New legislation would establish an interagency panel to help prepare government and the private sector for the internet of things.
DARPA's Sea Train: Unmanned vessels that master the waves
By enabling "Sea Trains" of connected, autonomous unmanned vessels, DARPA hopes to reduce susceptibility to wave resistance and increase geospatial coverage of maritime operations.
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