At CES, The Government Wants New Tech For Public Health and Safety

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is actively seeking partnerships with tech startups at CES 2020 to bridge the gap between operational constraints and innovation. They have introduced a new program for non-traditional contracts under $800,000 to fast-track partnerships. DHS's role has evolved over the years, with Science and Technology (SMT) underpinning mission operations. State governments are also exploring technology for safety, with initiatives like Panasonic's platform for road safety and smart car technology. The future of these tools depends on effective communication and partnerships.

What is the main goal of the DHS at CES 2020?

• To conduct security drills

• To establish partnerships with smaller companies

• To showcase new security gadgets

• To recruit new employees

Which states partnered with Panasonic to improve transportation safety?

• Colorado, Utah, and Georgia

• Texas, Florida, and New York

• Washington, Oregon, and Idaho

• California, Nevada, and Arizona

What technology is Panasonic researching to enhance driver safety?

• Solar-powered vehicles

• Voice-activated navigation

• Stress sensors for drivers

• Automatic braking systems

How does Israel's EMS system improve emergency response?

• By using robots for patient care

• By automatically dispatching ambulances based on crash data

• By using drones to deliver medical supplies

• By employing AI to predict accidents

What is a key factor for the success of new EMS tools in the US?

• International collaboration

• Advanced medical training

• Public awareness and adoption

• Government funding