DARPA gets back to work on developing autonomous ships as Navy pushes for unmanned fleets

5 years ago

While the US Navy continues to push for unmanned fleets, DARPA moves ahead with the No Manning Required, Ship (NOMARS) program,…

What ‘overwhelmingly classified’ technologies could the Space Force disclose?

5 years ago

Will declassifying black space programs shed light on the development of advanced technologies that could rally public support for the…

Future-proofing for Industry 4.0: the role of AI, blockchain, and edge computing

5 years ago

The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow at an accelerating pace. IoT investment in 2017 through 2022 will reach…

Mapping Africa’s ‘high-speed urbanization’ to manage growing infrastructure: Africapolis

5 years ago

While African countries are expected to urbanize at a remarkable rate, it isn’t just its big cities like Johannesberg and…

5G security and energy grid resiliency in natural disasters

5 years ago

The fifth generation of telecommunications tech, 5G, is being rolled out across America. The fast and reliable speeds 5G delivers…

5 ways China weaponizes tech against its own citizens, warning signs: Op-ed

5 years ago

As China weaponizes technology against its own citizens from Hong Kong to Xinjiang, here I present five ways in which…

Founder Institute releases ’10 year impact report,’ features insights from 15,000 founders

5 years ago

To mark a decade accelerating early-stage startups, global pre-seed startup accelerator and support organization The Founder Institute (FI) has released…

DOJ expands Native American tribes’ access to databases to fight crime, abuses

5 years ago

The DOJ expands its Tribal Access Program to include 30 more Native American tribes that can now access criminal databases…

Extracting drinking water out of thin air is DARPA’s latest research program

5 years ago

Extracting water out of thin air, even in the most arid of desert environments, is the basis of a new…

Why data scientists and social scientists need each other on Brains Byte Back

5 years ago

Many of us think that our brains are hardwired for numbers or words; for natural science or social science. This…