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NASA is planning to deploy a robotic rover to the moon to study the presence of water ice on or below the lunar surface, Space News reported Sunday.

A team at Arnold Air Force Base augmented software of electrical equipment to detect dangerous conditions, avoid unnecessary downtime and prevent damages during a recent test. The Aerodynamics and Propulsion Test Unit, a wind

Three agencies within the Department of Commerce have commenced a contest on disaster response and public safety technologies. The First Responder Network Authority said Thursday it joined the Economic Development Administration and the National Institute of Standards

Patrick Bevill, chief information security officer at the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board, highlighted his agency's efforts to address cyber issues despite being one of the smaller federal entities.

Raytheon announced on Monday that the company has completed the first power generation flight test of the Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band. 

The newly established cybersecurity directorate within the National Security Agency intends to come up with security standards with regard to the Pentagon’s use of emerging technologies for national security and weapons systems, FedScoop

Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent has said the White House wants agencies to leverage data sets that can support artificial intelligence research and development, financial management and geospatial initiatives, Federal News

The U.S. Army replicated a 5.7-magnitude earthquake to assess and demonstrate the Program Executive Office's crisis-response technologies at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri. The service branch said Wednesday that it fielded search-and-rescue systems

The Air Force Research Laboratory conducted a demonstration for an Aerojet Rocketdyne-built rocket engine preburner designed under the Hydrocarbon Boost program. The HCB preburner can operate under austere conditions and siphons external