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The Latest Crowdsourcing News Covering Technology, Healthcare, Infrastructure, and Space Breakthroughs Out Of This World.
Cryptography is a field that has seen numerous influential projects and developments over the years. Here are five historically significant projects and developments in cryptography. We hope these spur you to take a deeper look at cryptography’s dense history!
Over at HeroX, we celebrate world changing opportunities on a daily basis. Fall is just starting in our neck of the woods and with the change of season, we ask you to fall into changing the world through some of the incredible challenges we are serving up over the next few months.
Each year the XPRIZE Visioneers challenge puts out a call to the brightest industry disruptors and social advocates around the world. Will you answer?
When everything changes, can you ever go back to normal?
From around the world, the HeroX team convened in Kelowna, BC, Canada at beautiful Okanagan Lake for strategy sessions.
An innovator by the name of Michael Ricciardi integrates creativity and enjoyment into his pursuit of knowledge, art, and innovation. His approach reminds us that learning and exploring new ideas can also be a joyful and fulfilling experience.
The HeroX team is celebrating our 10 year anniversary! 10 years of incredible challenges, inspiring innovation, and enabling a global community of innovators to provide top notch solutions for our customer’s biggest challenges.
Innovation knows no boundaries. It can emerge from any corner of the globe and from people of all ages. Blazing Trails, a new innovator story series, celebrates the remarkable individuals who are making a name for themselves as innovators.
Get a direct view into the world of open innovation and crowdsourcing and its immense transformative power in driving innovation and solving complex challenges at large Federal organizations, such as NASA.
Cryptography is a science dedicated to protecting information and communications through the use of mathematical methods, so that only those for whom the information is intended can read and process it.