These systems improve the situational awareness of first responders in order to enhance their ability to manage large crowds during planned and unplanned events. Keep Reading
Previous Echodyne efforts with SVIP have focused on the development of an innovative Metamaterials Electronically Scanning Array (MESA®) radar for use in a variety of border security applications. Keep Reading
The purpose of this study is to gather data on the behavior of aerosolized particles in a complex urban environment, including concentrations both in the air and deposited on environmental surfaces. Keep Reading
S&T worked closely with CBP’s Air and Marine Operations (AMO) to deliver this unique solution, as AMO has spent several years developing procedures to safely and effectively handle air and maritime drone platforms. Keep Reading
Device Solutions Inc. completed a successful demonstration of feasibility in Phase I and the proposed Phase II development of its Digital Paging over Public Television solution. Keep Reading
The platform will coalesce multiple environmental inputs and combine with artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to enable unmanned systems to work together in greater harmony, both alone and coordinating with each other in “swarm” scenarios. Keep Reading
The objective of this year’s Challenge is to identify, describe, demonstrate, and defend against a modern cybersecurity threat. Keep Reading
USGS scientists will use the data to better understand the effects of large vessel engine noise on fish sampling and catchability. Keep Reading
This unique series was designed to demonstrate the collaborative research and development (R&D) efforts between S&T and its partners across government. Keep Reading
The Strategy’s I-Plan provides the Department of Defense with the direction and executive oversight needed to achieve the Strategy’s vision of “freedom of action in the electromagnetic spectrum, at the time, place, and parameters of our choosing.” Keep Reading
S&T’s Homeland Security Startup Studio (HSSS) brings together entrepreneurs, mentors, and inventors to form companies that accelerate and deliver commercial applications of DHS-relevant technologies from U.S. laboratories and research centers. Keep Reading
Breeze Technologies UG of Hamburg, Germany, and N5 Sensors, Inc. of Rockville, Maryland, were selected following the evaluation of sensor performance during laboratory and field testing. Keep Reading
The Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) includes activities involving basic research, applied research, advanced technology development, and, under certain conditions, may include activities involving advanced component development and prototypes. Keep Reading
DHS is seeking a solution to the critical problem of achieving reliable emergency communications network coverage in buildings of various types and locations. Keep Reading
SVIP expands DHS S&T’s reach to find new technologies that strengthen national security with the goal of reshaping how government, entrepreneurs and industry work together to find cutting-edge solutions. Keep Reading
The VDP Platform provides a single, centrally managed online website for agencies to list systems in scope for their vulnerability disclosure policies, enabling security researchers and members of the general public to find vulnerabilities in agency websites and submit reports for analysis. Keep Reading
The Amadeus & ACI World Technology Innovation Awards are now open for entries from all ACI member airports and comprise three categories: best innovation(s) in airport passenger related processes, best innovation(s) in airport operations and installations management, and best airport innovation leader (individual). Keep Reading
The Strategic Plan identifies research S&T will conduct to understand the opportunities, as well as the risks, that accompany the rapidly changing AI/ML technology landscape and its impacts to DHS missions. Keep Reading
Greenbelt, Maryland-based TRX Systems, Inc. received $750,000, and Rolling Meadows, Illinois-based Epiq Solutions, Inc. received $927,202.02 in SBIR Phase II funding to develop an affordable, user-friendly ICAS capability for commonly used first responders network types. Keep Reading
Record-high temperatures this summer mean that the 2021 fire season, which is well underway in several states, is likely to be devastating. As of July 22, 79 large fires and complexes have burned 1,448,053 acres, and more than 21,700 wildland firefighters and support personnel are assigned to wildfires across the United States. Keep Reading