FUTURESTRUCTURE NEWSLETTER
DECEMBER 9, 2020

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Emerging Technologies That Make a Difference Now
This case study discusses how four emerging technologies -- artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT), data analytics and Fujitsu quantum-inspired computing -- can help governments better respond to current demands and be better prepared for the unknowable demands of the future.
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TOP STORY

Drones Revolutionize Crash Investigations in Montana
During 2018, the Montana Highway Patrol started using drones and photogrammetry software to examine crash scenes. Officers say the tech has dramatically increased efficiency, safety and accuracy. READ MORE

COVID-19 Fueled Innovation in Public Transit Solutions
While the pandemic meant fewer cars on the road as many Americans worked from home, transportation agencies looked to new ways trains, buses and ride shares could get essential workers to their jobs. READ MORE 

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Emerging Technologies That Make a Difference Now
Learn how governments can become more agile to better serve their mission in a post-pandemic world.
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San Antonio Coalition Takes Aim at Electromagnetic Threats

Tampa Bay Transit Eyes Cutting Edge Mobility Future

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