New Artillery Warhead for Fight Against ISIS
A new artillery warhead is retiring an outdated cluster-bomb round on the battlefields for U.S. Army Central in the Middle East and Southwestern Asia....
The little drone that could hunt submarines
The Canadians are very proud of their locally built drone, the Brican TD100, and are now considering adapting it for military use. Federal government...
FMF Is Good But Has a Problematic Effect
By Arie Egozi
The Israeli defence industries are facing a growing challenge that may affect the future of some. You make the best systems for...
Central control of all unmanned systems – soon in operation
The Office of Naval Research (ONR) has developed a system that will enable the central control of military ground, air, and undersea unmanned systems...
The dangers of Internet-of-Things in Healthcare
The medical technologies have been taking a giant leap in the past years, producing instruments that can monitor, store and transmit data on one’s...
More UAS in homeland security missions – it happens now
Opening the airspaces for unmanned air systems (UAS) for homeland security missions is expected to increase the sales of Israeli systems in the coming...
Russia Tested New Weapons in Syria While West Observed
By Arie Egozi
"Syria has been used as a huge test site for Russian new weapons, and the West, mainly the US, was keeping an...
First of its Kind – Raytheon’s Radar Warning Receiver
Raytheon demonstrated, in a recent flight test, a geolocation capability for the ALR-69A(V), a first for any radar warning receiver.
According to the company’s website,...
Elbit may benefit from Boeing-Embraer KC-390 Cooperation
The growing cooperation between Boeing and Embraer on the Brazilian KC-390 programme may bring big contracts to Elbit systems. This, according to sources in...
Will yesterday’s weapon system win tomorrow’s war?
By Arie Egozi
The dilemma is not new but as weapon systems become much more expensive we try to solve it: Is the weapon system we...
Advanced Robot for saving human lives
One of the most-advanced humanoid robots ever built was introduced to the public yesterday in Waltham, Mass.
The 6-foot 2-inches tall, 330-pound Atlas robot, built...
3D-Printed Sensor Coating Would Cover Robots and Aircraft
A new method of creating flexible, printable electronics that combine sensors and processing circuitry was developed by MIT researchers. The work was supported by...
Airport Body Scanners Fail To Provide Security
Since 2008, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has spent $160 million on scanners to identify passengers which may be carrying weapons. These scanners, however,...
Innovative Method to Discover Dangerous Materials
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in the U.S. have been working for nearly a decade on methods to...
Research Reveals Interesting Patterns in Law Enforcers Conduct
A new study regarding how human brains react to multiple stimuli and stress resulted in some surprising discoveries with application during deadly police force...
Caught Red Handed: N. Korea UAVs Contain Footage Of S. Korea...
It was recently revealed that North Korea again flew its UAVs into South Korea at the end of August and this time South Korea...
Turkey is breaking away from the west and NATO
In a multibillion-dollar deal, Turkey agreed to buy a Chinese-made long-range air- and missile-defense system — a move that could prevent the system from...
Raytheon Wants To Help IDF Relocate To The South
International giant companies see great business potential in the IDF’s relocation to the Negev at the south part of Israel and are already making...
IS Oilfields Remain Operative Despite US, Russian Airstrikes
Oil sales — the extremists’ largest single source of continual income — are a key reason the Islamic State has been able to maintain...
New Drone-Based IED Simulation Tech
Asymmetric warfare by its very nature leads combatants on all sides to develop new weapons and defenses. The emerging drone and small UAVs threat...
Baffling Decision to Cease Ban on Knives on U.S. Flights Reversed
The surprising decision made earlier this year to reverse the ban on knives on U.S. flights had even the most junior Israeli security experts...
Stuxnet Virus Detected in Russian Nuclear Facility
Eugene Kaspersky of Kaspersky Antivirus has revealed that a staffer at a Russian nuclear plant informed him that the infection that was introduced to...
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