Sending Passwords Through Fingerprints
Computer scientists and electrical engineers from the University of Washington have devised a way to send passwords through the human body using benign, low-frequency...
Another UAV Development Up the Pentagon’s Sleeve
The Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office continues to perfect drone swarm technology featuring micro-UAVs that are fired out from fighter jets to distract and attack.
The...
Business Opportunity for Israeli Companies?
Argentina’s armed forces are modernizing their trainer aircraft, this could be a possible business opportunity for Israeli companies specializing in avionics, navigation and communication...
UK Navy Will Conduct Unmanned Fleet Experiments
The UK Navy is operating a robot fleet of seven submarine gliders and three surface wave gliders to collect environmental data in real time...
Successful Combination of Goggles and Weapon Sight
In today’s battlefield environment, it is critical for soldiers to be able to quickly locate and identify targets, especially during nighttime operations or when...
Egozi’s Fury – The “Drizzle” from Gaza – A Huge Disgrace
A drizzle that is a Russian roulette - and stupid explanations.
The drizzle (of rockets) has been still going on. For us, who do not...
Hitachi to Enter Counter-Terror Field
Hitachi announced that it will begin providing "walk-through type explosives trace detection system" for critical infrastructure facilities such as power plants and data centers...
Autonomous Devices Working Together in American Exercise
The test launch of an aerial drone from an unmanned submarine has been deemed a success, US defense contractor Lockheed Martin said in a...
North Korea Continues Developing it’s Nuclear Arsenal
"North Korea has reached a significant level of miniaturization and power of nuclear weapons," a spokesperson for the South Korean Defense ministry told RIA...
New UAV to Complete US Navy Surveillance Capabilities
Northrop Grumman has won a $255 million contract from the US Navy to procure three MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircrafts. The contract also includes one...
US DHS Renewing Immigration Task Tracking System
The Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement has awarded a joint venture team between Planned Systems International, Inc. and ERP International, LLC,...
Advanced Software will Navigate Unmanned Surface Vehicles
The UK Ministry of Defence has signed a licence agreement with ASV Global allowing for the use of its Advanced Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV)...
Swiss Enable Surveillance, for Sake of Safety
Swiss voters have given an approval to a law on new surveillance powers for the intelligence agencies.
The new law would allow the authorities to...
Women Suspected to Attempt Next Terror Attack
Europe is preparing for its next Islamic State-inspired terror attack to be carried out by a female assassin after a string of arrests of...
Revolutianary Device for Extreme Filming
DJI is looking to keep its drones flying higher than the competition with its newest model, the Mavic Pro. This tiny drone fits in...
New Encryption Solution for Microsoft
WinMagic Inc., a data encryption firm, announced recently the availability of SecureDoc for Microsoft’s BitLocker, an intelligent key management and encryption solution that improves...
New Video Analytics Technlogy for Business and Security
A new video analytics technology for both security and business, the sMart Data Warehouse, was showcased by Netavis Software at the Security Essen 2016...
New Findings in Large American UAS Exercise
Counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) capabilities were tested during the Black Dart exercise off the coast of Destin, Florida, by guided-missile destroyers USS Jason Dunham...
Turkey’s New Missile Defense System “Resembles Iron Dome”
Turkey is developing a new missile defense system Korkut that resembles Israel’s Iron Dome, to prevent Islamic State militant’s rocket attacks.
The new system is...
Breakthrough: First UAS Achieves Civil European Approval
After more than two years’ work Airbus Defence and Space, a division of Airbus Group, has become the world’s first company to be approved...
Terrorist Chemical Attacks in Europe – a Possibility?
The European Union's counter-terrorism co-ordinator fears that foreign fighters could launch attacks in Europe with chemical weapons, using techniques learned in Syria and Iraq.
Gilles...
Drones – at an Affordable Price?
Three years ago, the U.S. Navy began testing Northrop Grumman's newest version of the Fire Scout, a helicopter drone derived from the Bell 407...
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This Upgrade Could Eliminate One of Laser Weapons’ Biggest Weaknesses
High-energy laser weapons are steadily moving from development programs into operational military service, but maintaining them in the field remains a significant challenge. One...
