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Ben Gurion University Wins Cyber Competition
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Innovation in Government and Military Cellular Monitoring Sensoring
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Invisio’s Earpieces Will Save The Euros
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Terrorism Insurance to Save Money for U.S. Government
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Ex-DARPA Chief: Technology Advancing Too Fast For Governments
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Traitor In Our Midst? Here’s How to Tell
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Airlines suspended flight to Israel
Foreign airlines have suspended flights to Israel following the continued rocket attacks from Gaza.
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U.S. Experts: NSA Damages Economy and Internet Security
The U.S. National Security Agency’s (#NSA) actions have and will continue to cause “significant damage” to U.S. interests and the global Internet community, the...
Saving Lives: Israel’s MDA During Protective Edge
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Egozi’s Fury
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nEUROn: Towards a European UCAV
A Dassault Aviation production reviewing the long and complex development program of the nEUROn unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) developed by a pan-European team...
UAS Selected by Two Middle East Customers
Unmanned air systems (UAS) seem to raise interest in the Middle East. Two customers in the Middle East and Gulf region have selected the...
Paris Air Show presents all the latest technological developments
Preparations are finished for the opening of the International Aviation and Space salon in La Bourget , near Paris. This is an undisputed summit...
Fighting Ebola using Big Data
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Refueling a UAV mid-air
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MicroB UAS selected by European customer
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New Solution for UAV Tracking
NASA has designed an innovative antenna-mounting platform that meets the needs of the unmanned aircraft market by providing a low-cost, low-power mobile auto-tracking antenna....
NATO has confirmed an I-HLS report
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg warned Monday that fighters from Islamic extremist groups may hide among the flood of migrants seeking refuge in Europe, increasing...
Earthquakes hit Japan (6.8), China (6.3), Indonesia (6.5, undersea)
Amid the growing demand worldwide for unmanned aerial systems designed to assist in search and rescue missions following major disasters, three major earthquakes occurred...
Developing More Sensitive Noses for Explosives
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