IARPA greenlights SMART ePANTS program to weave hidden spy tech into clothing
IARPA will weave hidden spy tech such as cameras, microphones, and geolocation sensors into clothing with potential civilian, military, and...
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US intelligence seeks to outfit smart clothes with clandestine cameras, sensors & microphones
The US Intelligence Community is requesting information on how to develop comfortable smart clothes that can "sense, process, and communicate...
IARPA seeks AI teams to both attribute & anonymize authorship by identifying, removing writers’ ‘linguistic fingerprints’ from text
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) is holding a proposers' day for an upcoming research program aimed at both...
‘IoT devices are a growing source of data that can be collected to learn intent’: IARPA director
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) is looking to IoT devices as a growing source of data collection for...
DNA barcodes can trace anything along the supply chain, including people, with precise data recovery
Microbial spores grown in labs are programmed with unique DNA barcodes that can allow whoever uses them to tag and...
Intel agency awards contract to company that harvests social media text, data
IARPA awards a research contract for extracting data from text to Raytheon BBN, which harvests the text of social media...
DARPA, IARPA scientist named 1st permanent director of Space Development Agency
The Department of Defense appoints a former DARPA and IARPA scientist as the first permanent director of the new Space...
US intelligence wants a super quiet spy drone for 10-pound payloads, military use
US spy agency IARPA is looking to build a super quiet spy drone that can deliver a 10 pound payload...
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Spy agencies want to accurately ID people from drones and rooftops
Combining facial and body recognition from above, spy agencies are researching how to identify people at long range from drones...
US intelligence wants to monitor planetwide ‘construction’ sites from space
The US intelligence community is looking for proposals for an IARPA program that monitors planetwide "anthropogenic activities" such as construction...
Govt Geopolitical Forecasting Challenge offers $250K to predict the future
How many missile test events will North Korea conduct in August 2019? Will there be a locally-transmitted case of the Zika...
Every move you make IARPA will be watching you
On the surface, IARPA's Activities in Extended Video (ActEV) Prize Challenge looks to improve efficiency, so camera operators can quickly...
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IARPA sets challenge to fact-check fact-checking methods
Fact-checking is a good thing, but who fact-checks the fact-checkers' methodologies? How do we know if the fact-checking methods actually...
Nature is intelligent: Pentagon looks to insects for AI biomimicry design
Whether you believe in intelligent design or not, the Pentagon's research and funding arm believes in it -- so much...
IARPA launches Proteos program for human identification using shedded skin
Under the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, IARPA announces the launch of the Proteos Program for human identification...
IARPA’s Thor program throws the hammer down on biometric attack detection
In Norse mythology, the hammer-wielding god of thunder Thor and his rival Loki are considerable adversaries, but for the Intelligence Advanced...
US intelligence researching DNA for exabytes of data storage
Like spiraling serpents entwined in symbiosis; sequential strands of DNA continue to bring to light new breakthroughs in technology with...
