Emerging Tech

Drone Company Faces $1.9 Million Fine for Unsanctioned Flights

The FAA has proposed its largest ever fine of a company for unauthorized drone flights.

Digital Government

Talking Helmets and Base-Building Robots: The Army's 3-D Printing Future

A researcher at the service’s Weapons and Materials Directorate lays out a vision for additive printers on the battlefield.

Digital Government

DARPA Working on Tech That Could Help Bodies Heal Themselves

The project aims to figure out how to monitor and treat the human body with its own nervous system.

Digital Government

Will the Next War Be Fought in Space?

Virtually everyone agrees outer space should remain free of weapons. But will it always be that way?

Cybersecurity

$460 Million CYBERCOM Contract Coming this Month; ‘Cyber Joint Munitions’ Help Wanted

The first job under the forthcoming contract to outsource all mission support involves a lot of digital munitions-making.

Emerging Tech

Americans Love Technology—but They Want Their Privacy Back

A new poll shows people have mixed feelings about the growing reliance on digital data in daily life.

Emerging Tech

GSA Loses Customer Experience Champion

Martha Dorris spent nearly 34 years at GSA, including leading efforts to improve the federal government's customer experience.

Emerging Tech

Self-Driving Cars Could Save 300,000 Lives Per Decade in America

Automation on the roads could be the great public-health achievement of the 21st century.

Emerging Tech

Q&A: How Games are Changing Federal Disaster Response

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is using a point system to motivate first responders.

Digital Government

18F and USDS Want to Eliminate Federal Website 'Snowflakes'

A new step-by-step guide aims to help agencies revamp their website so the public can get a consistent experience across all government platforms.