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Motorola Solutions to lead CISA-recognized cybersecurity group for public safety

Motorola Solutions recently announced the establishment of the Public Safety Threat Alliance, which is believed to be the first information sharing and analysis organization (ISAO) dedicated to public safety that is recognized by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) within the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Public-safety members of the Public Safety Threat […]

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NextNav: Dan Hight talks GeoComm partnership, Z-axis location for 911

Dan Hight, NextNav’s vice president of business development and partnership, discusses the significance of the company’s new partnership with GeoComm, which plans to integrate the vertical-location (Z-axis) information into its Public Safety Location Intelligence platform when callers dial 911 from inside a building when seeking help during an emergency. This 911 Z-axis solution from […]

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Driverless Robosweeper brings AV tech to street cleaning

There’s a new tool in the battle to keep the streets of China clean – Robosweeper. What’s claimed to be the country’s first mass-produced, purpose-built, self-driving street sweeper has been revealed by WeRide, and a fleet of 50 will be put to the test next month. The groundbreaking vehicle is a result of a collaboration between […]

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Verizon Robotics to test drones at Oregon’s Pendleton Range

Verizon Robotics has chosen the Pendleton Unmanned Aerial Systems Range in Oregon as the new proving ground for its drone development. The telecom giant’s robotics unit is expanding its operations and will base its advanced air R&D, drone partner and long-range robotics at the Pendleton Range, which offers more than 14,000 square miles of FAA-approved […]

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How industry leaders should approach open-source security

Security has long been a point of concern in the open source community. If not managed carefully, the same openness that allows innovative code contributions from global users can also present vulnerable attack surfaces for malicious actors. In fact, when asked about roadblocks preventing their organizations’ use of open source, respondents to Anaconda’s 2021 State of […]

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The road to America’s infrastructure overhaul is paved in technology

When it comes to infrastructure construction and maintenance, the road we took to get here will not lead us where we need to go tomorrow. An influx of government funding including the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and various coronavirus recovery programs provides a generational opportunity to invest in roads, bridges, airports and other infrastructure […]

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PSCR: Dereck Orr highlights features of June event in San Diego

Dereck Orr, chief of the Public Safety Communication Research (PSCR) division within the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), discusses the various offerings at the PSCR Annual Stakeholder Meeting, which will be conducted June 7-9 in San Diego at the Westin San Diego Gaslamp Quarter. For the first time in three years, the […]

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The challenges of making ancient cities smart

In 2009, an earthquake devastated L’Aquila, Italy, killing more than three hundred people in this historic mountain town, and displacing 70,000 more. While rebuilding has been slow, the destruction provided an opportunity to make the urban center a test bed for smart-city innovation. The city administration created a digital transformation strategy, L’Aquila Smart City, and […]

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Wearable tech startup SpaceBands sets its sights on workplace safety

Wearable tech company SpaceBands is looking to move its devices from social distancing to workplace safety. SpaceBands, a U.K. software and wearable tech startup, is one step closer to bringing its work safety device to the market. The Bristol-based group entered the wearables market with its social distancing device in March 2020, gaining popularity with […]

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FCC approves proceeding to explore potential receiver rules

FCC commissioners voted unanimously to launch a proceeding that is designed to inform potential new rules regarding receiver performance—a topic that the agency typically has avoided in the past—that could enable new spectrum-use opportunities and hopefully prevent issues like the recent C-band 5G-aviation controversy. At issue is how the FCC can regulate radio receivers after […]

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Motorola Solutions to lead CISA-recognized cybersecurity group for public safety

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NextNav: Dan Hight talks GeoComm partnership, Z-axis location for 911

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Driverless Robosweeper brings AV tech to street cleaning

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Verizon Robotics to test drones at Oregon’s Pendleton Range

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How industry leaders should approach open-source security

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The road to America’s infrastructure overhaul is paved in technology

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PSCR: Dereck Orr highlights features of June event in San Diego

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The challenges of making ancient cities smart

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Wearable tech startup SpaceBands sets its sights on workplace safety

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FCC approves proceeding to explore potential receiver rules

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Latest 3GPP standards-development work includes new classes of HPUE, progress on mission-critical services

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