Special Glove Supplies Advanced Capabilities to Robots
Stanford engineers have developed an electronic glove containing sensors that could one day give robotic hands the sort of dexterity that humans take for...
Valuable Enhancement to New Handgun
A full sidearm kit complete with the US Army’s newest M17 handgun will replace the decades-old Beretta M9 pistol, and be supplied to soldiers...
Watch Drone Operated in SWAT Mission
A small unmanned aerial vehicle (sUAV) was used during a barricade incident involving a robbery suspect, demonstrating capabilities in SWAT operations. For the first...
Rail That Makes Weapons Smarter
Frontline soldiers often carry outdated rifles, with no data-sharing capability between field and command. As result, valuable, real-time data is left unused and there...
Artificial Intelligence Helps Keep Borders Safe
Recent debate over the of use of technologies in border patrol - following President Trump’s intention to build a wall along the Mexican border...
DARPA Creating a Buzz
The US military is looking to expand its artificial intelligence operation, but it's not intending to start it up from scratch. Instead, in a...
Military Communication Just Got Simpler
Communication between commanders and forces on the field has become a crucial aspect of modern warfare. Because of this, the US Army is rolling...
Digging – New Drone Ability
While drones are primarily known for what they can do in the sky, like aerial photography or gathering intelligence, a new project out of...
US Navy Investing in Unmanned Battleships
The US navy is investing in unmanned technologies due to the threats posed by its two significant rivals in global dominance - Russia and...
Impressive Growth in Military UAV Market
Military Drone/Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) market was estimated to be over USD 5 billion in 2016, and will have a market value of more...
Quantum Tech to Secure Financial Data
Normal fiber optics can be easily physically tapped and massages can be intercepted. Intruders can bend the cable with a small clamp, then use...
Future’s Tactical Assault Operator Suit
American war-fighters have long enjoyed a technological preponderance over their opponents. They are equipped with the best high-tech gear in the world, such as...
One of World’s Top Battlefields for Drones
Extremists continue to explore ways to surprise their enemies. The Iranian-aligned Shiite Houthi group in Yemen operated a drone strike on a attacked a...
2019 Looks Like a Year of Innovation
2018 was a pretty good year for military innovation, but it looks like 2019 is going to be even better. The Pentagon and other...
Blockchain Tech to Help Track Air Traffic
The Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) system functions with satellite rather than radar technology to more accurately observe and track air traffic. In a bid...
How to Use AI at Battlefield?
The U.S. military has embraced Artificial Intelligence (AI), arguing that America cannot compete against potential adversaries such as Russia and China without this technology....
Will Tattoos be Identified by Algorithms?
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently completed a test of a tattoo image-matching system that could be used by law...
Cyber Space is as Dangerous as Ever
In order to protect mobile devices and applications, US Federal agencies need security capabilities that proactively protect devices against all types of cyber attacks,...
Urban Warfare Has its Own Rules
Every mission that Marine or Army formations have to carry out is more difficult when you take it into an urban environment. This is...
Innovative Security Technologies Showcased at CES
Fascinating security and public safety technologies were among the major new developments at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2019 in Las Vegas. Here are...
The Global Race for Armed Robots
A new project by the US Army seeks out robots that would do the fighting for the fighters in the field. The project entails...
New Safety Standard for Flying Drones Over Crowds
Flying drones over crowds of people can be dangerous, and from now on the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will require a permission to do...
















































