This award-winning video series shows off the imaginative ways that the federal government uses technology. The Army is adapting commercial off-the-shelf augmented reality goggles to improve its training.
The Library of Congress stores 50 petabytes of data in the cloud and on-premises, ensuring that history can be preserved and presented to future generations of Americans.
The federal government runs on technology, often in ways that might surprise the average citizen. The “Feds in the Field” series from FedTech — winner of the2020 Content Marketing Award for Best Video Series, given by the Content Marketing Institute — showcases innovative uses of federal IT. Watch tech in action as it keeps citizens safe, helps solve challenges and sparks the imagination that keeps this country running.
From printers in space to digitizing the words of Alexander Hamilton, check out all of the videos in the series
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With sensors that detect energy use and mechanical flaws in its embassies, the State Department practices make its operations more efficient around the world.
The Defense Logistics Agency handles countless contracts for the Department of Defense and has embraced robotic process automation to take care of the most mundane and repetitive tasks.
Scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture are searching for better ways to detect dangerous E. coli., and have found drones to be an effective tool to do so.
For tens of thousands of veterans who have trouble getting to a doctor, the Department of Veterans Affairs’ telehealth network provides care remotely, something that has become crucial during the pandemic.
The Library of Congress, charged with maintaining our heritage, digitizes countless documents, photos and books every year, helping to bring history to life for new generations.