Northrop Grumman develops innovative marine unmanned system
Northrop Grumman advances unmanned aerial systems capabilities for maritime missions.
Northrop Grumman Corp. is developing new, advanced unmanned systems to support the Department of Defense’s...
China unveils first amphibious UAV
China has unveiled the first amphibious made by a local company.
Built by Shanghai UVS Intelligence System Co., the prototype S100 Seaplane fixed-wing UAV can...
A Different Look At The Border
NASA posted a photo of the border between India and Pakistan as seen from outer space on social media. The photo was taken by...
New Cold War? US Initiates Nuclear Weapon Life Extension Program
Sandia National Laboratories is doing what it has not done in decades: extending the life of a nuclear warhead at the same time the...
Hezbollah Drug, Money-Laundering Operation Uncovered
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) announced a “significant enforcement activity,” including arrests targeting Lebanese Hezbollah’s External Security Organization Business Affairs Component (BAC), which...
The DNA in Offspring Weapon Systems
By ARIE EGOZI
The technologies involved in the development of new weapon systems are so complicated that the manufacturers use them "across the board" for...
Want To Hack The Pentagon?
The US Department of Defence (DoD) has announced that it’s accepting applications for its “Hack the Pentagon” initiative. This would be the first time...
DHS Releases New Threat Level Bulletin
Following the tragic terrorist attack on the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida on 12 June, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has...
The US Army uses a remotely controlled flail robot for route...
The US Army has been using the M160 remotely controlled flail robot built by the Croatian company DOK-ING in Afghanistan for route clearance missions....
Iran continues to develop nuclear weapons as well as long range...
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US intelligence agencies, as well as other intelligence bodies worldwide, continue to assess that Iran is developing intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) capable of...
Airstrikes Against ISIS “A bad joke”
The air strikes against ISIS have been going on for the last nine months .
The air war, which Secretary of State John Kerry described...
Turkey and Saudi Arabia join forces against Assad
leaders in Saudi Arabia and Turkey have agreed to cooperate in organizing the various Syrian rebel groups to bring down the Assad government.
The report...
U.S. Considers Lifting Ban Blocking Libyans Training in U.S.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is quietly considering lifting a long-standing ban on Libyans coming to the U.S. for training in the aviation...
Weaponized Drones – Is It an ISIS Strategy?
ISIS supporters on social media were boasting that the terror group now has an air force after the Islamic State released on January 24th...
DHS Approves New Port Security Technology
The US DHS has approved a new technology for port security. idSoftware, an identification software company with offices in Jacksonville, Florida, has earned approval...
Missile Defense System Deployed in South Korea
The United States has begun the process of deploying the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system, an advanced missile defense system, to South...
Student Carrying Suspicious Flashcards Cannot Sue TSA for Detaining Him
A student detained at Philadelphia International airport over his Arabic flashcards cannot sue the Individual TSA and FBI agents who held him in custody,...
iHLS TV Weekly Report: Assassination in Gaza, Tech Breakthroughs
In today's report:
Interview with Michael Armon, CEO of UAS developer Innocon
Arie Egozi, iHLS Editor in Chief, on Israel's assassination attempt in Gaza earlier this...
Made in Israel: Tiny Eyes in the Sky
CONTROP, a manufacturer of electro-optic systems for defense, is presenting a new technological breakthrough at the upcoming DEFEXPO 2014 in New Delhi, India: A...
DHS Seeks Next-Generation Screening
The next generation of security checkpoint imaging would screen more than 250 people per hour and detect explosives through multiple layers of clothing, under...
More Security Cameras – Paranoia in Mexico City
Mexico City doubles its municipal security system, adding thousands of additional cameras.
Mexico city recently signed a contract with the Latin American security company Telmex,...
Police Officer’s Bodycams – Researching Use of Force
Criminal justice experts at Washington State University (WSU) are developing innovative technology to improve police–community relations, officer training and public safety.
Researchers in the new...
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Better AI Starts Before Training—With Better Data
Some computing problems become difficult not because any individual calculation is particularly complicated, but because there are simply too many possible combinations to test....
