Spy bugs – they can go anywhere, see and hear anything

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Real science is quickly catching up to science fiction, especially when it comes to the latest amazing advances in miniaturization. Some time ago a new...

Drone Guided Ships Through Arctic Sea Ice

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This summer, a ship on a mission in the Arctic Circle was aided by long-range imaging reconnaissance provided by an unmanned aircraft. The drone...

ISIS In Libya Poses The Real Danger To The West

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When rebels toppled Muammar Gadhafi in the fall of 2011 after 42 years as the country's dictator, Libya held elections, passed an interim constitution...

I-HLS TV Interview – Amit Manor, CEO of Amicell

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In an interview with I-HLS, Amit Manor, CEO of Amicell, spoke about the need of mobile technologies for power solutions. Customers, he says, often don’t...

Arrow-3 Completes Successful Trial

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A successful trial of the Arrow-3 anti-missiles missile was completed yesterday morning. Arrow-3 is designed to intercept ballistic missiles from outside the atmosphere. The experiment was...

New EU Border Security Project

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The European border security agency Frontex is calling on industry to present its border surveillance solutions to key stakeholders and EU member state authorities...
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Israeli police to deploy firefighting helicopters

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Israeli Police helicopters are to undergo refurbishment that will enhance their abilities, enabling them to conduct firefighting, search and rescue operations from the air,...

Cyber command – the war has started long ago

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By ARIE EGOZI The Israel defense forces (IDF) decision to officially establish a cyber command is a symbolic act. According to foreign sources Israel has...

Airships: the future solution for commercial aviation?

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A recent forecast shows that by 2020 the annual number of aircraft passengers will reach 400 million. Air freight traffic is also expected to...

UAVs Surveillance System to the Canadian Army

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The Canadian government announced it is buying an existing unmanned aerial surveillance system, through a government-to-government contractual arrangement. The deal handled through the U.S....

Now For 3D Printing: Poison-Dart Gun

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Several weeks ago it was made public that the United States, headed by President Obama, is working on a new legislation according to which...

Major Hack in Juniper Networks Equipment

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US officials are worried that hackers backed by foreign governments were able to spy on communications between the US government and private companies for...

Advanced simulators have been operated in the IAF flight academy

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The Israeli Air Force (IAF) has recently began training new pilots on the advanced trainer aircraft, the M-346 "Lavi". Flight hours are saved by...

Pentagon Unprepared To Repel Cyber Attacks

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In the event of a catastrophic cyber attack on civilian infrastructure, the US military’s Cyber Command is one of the first and major lines...

Nokia Accused of Selling Surveillance Equipment to Egypt

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Human rights advocacy group Privacy International has accused Finnish telecommunications firm Nokia Networks and controversial Italian cybersecurity firm Hacking Team of secretly selling surveillance...

Unmanned Ground and Aerial Vehicle Swarm Technology to be Demonstrated

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Swarm technology enables unmanned ground or aerial vehicles to move together in swarms of dozens of vehicles at the same time and in coordination....

Internet of Things – for Smart and Secure City Management

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The Internet of Things (IoT) merges software and hardware with network connectivity, for the benefit of creating smart cities and safe cities. IoT devices -...

Airstrikes On ISIS Finally Showing Results

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Coalition airstrikes have killed 10 leaders of in the Islamic State group, including several linked to the attacks in Paris in November, a coalition...
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US Marines Enhancing Their UAVs Swarm Capabilities

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The Marines have been boosting the development of UAVs swarm capabilities, using the manned-unmanned airlift concept. The Low-Cost Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Swarming Technology, also known...
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DHS Approves New Port Security Technology

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The US DHS has approved a new technology for port security. idSoftware, an identification software company with offices in Jacksonville, Florida, has earned approval...

Dropping ultralight vehicles from the air

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This is a new one for the battle-fields of the future. The US Army's 82nd Airborne Division is evaluating an ultra-lightweight combat vehicle (ULCV)...

Securing Critical Infrastructures with Laser Radar Sensors

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Yaacov Frucht Ph.D The circle of threats to gas platforms, critical infrastructure, air and sea ports and borders has expanded in recent years. Two of the...

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Startups Wanted: INNOFENSE Seeks the Next Dual-Use Technologies

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Previous INNOFENSE cycles have helped innovative technologies make the leap from civilian development to defense applications. Now, iHLS and the Ministry of Defense are...