Airbus Helicopter Demonstrates Unmanned Flight
An Airbus helicopter demonstrated an unmanned flight. The VSR700 aircraft is designed to complement manned helicopters, without replacing them, on ships ranging from small...
New Training Platforms Offered to Military Analysts
Data found on social media can be used for a variety of missions including psychological operations, intelligence gathering etc. “It’s vital for information about...
Cybersecurity remains a gray area for NATO
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is expected to update its charter in September to address cybersecurity while leaving open the question of whether hacks...
Budget Cuts In The U.S. Will Affect Homeland Security
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The u.s budget cuts known as the sequester slated to go into effect on Friday would not only slow the economy by...
Nuclear Detection at a Competetive Price
A DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) program aimed at preventing nuclear threats was successfully demonstrated as part of DARPA’s SIGMA program. SIGMA was...
This US Navy ship is now armed with a drone-killing laser...
The US Navy now has a ship in the Persian Gulf armed with a “laser gun.” That’s how the US Chief of Naval Operations described it, in passing, to a Congressional hearing...
UAV Strategy Could Help Malta With Borders
Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for border control, surveillance, and humanitarian operations could provide the Armed Force of Malta (AFM) with capabilities beyond those...
A Brighter Future: Lighting That Doubles as a Secure Data Link
As indoor lighting shifts almost entirely to LEDs over the next decade, researchers are examining whether these lamps can play a much larger role...
Israeli Sources: Palestinian Embassies – “Terrorist Centers”
No Surprise in Israel after the recent “work-related incident” which led to the death of the Palestinian Authority Ambassador to the Czech Republic.
The Ambassador,...
Special Counter-Terror Unit Exposed in Action
Britain's shadowy, top tier counter-terror unit sprung into action during the dastardly van and knife attack on civilians in London on June 3. The...
Mission: Teaching Robots to Drive at Battlefield
The challenges facing military robots are not simple. Specifically, unlike the self-driving cars being developed by Google, Uber and others, military robots will be...
U.S: Conflict Over Civilian UAV Use
Operators of small, unmanned aircraft cheered a judge’s ruling last week that came down in favor of the remote-controlled lightweight planes
But the celebration of...
This Drone Doesn’t Carry Weapons—It Hunts Electronic Threats
Modern battlefields are saturated with electronic activity. Radars, jammers, drone control stations, communications systems, and other emitters constantly transmit radio-frequency signals that can reveal...
More Security Cameras – Paranoia in Mexico City
Mexico City doubles its municipal security system, adding thousands of additional cameras.
Mexico city recently signed a contract with the Latin American security company Telmex,...
Exceptionally Advanced Aerostat to be Deployed at Northern Israel
At the end of several years of development and manufacturing efforts, IAI in collaboration with the Israel Missile Defense Organization (IMDO) at the Israeli...
The New Storm-Chasers: UAVs To Track Hurricanes
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) are used for almost everything nowadays. These flying machines are used by the business and private sectors, as well as...
Robotic Touch: “Electronic Skin” Brings Robots Closer to Human Sensation
A new development in electronic skin technology could reshape how robots interact with the physical world. Scientists from the University of Cambridge and University...
S. Korea Develops Attack Drones to Counter North’s UAVs
South Korean researchers are testing unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, to take on the threat of the fleet of military drones North Korea is...
Mysterious Disappearance of DNA Testing Firm Leaves Customers Worried about Their...
A few years ago, DNA-testing kits that offered insights into customers' genetic profiles were incredibly popular. However, some were concerned about the implications of...
Could biometric based security make passwords obsolete?
Voice biometrics, fingerprints, iris scans, and other authentication options are beginning to replace passwords as a means to verify a user's identity and simplify...
Facial Recognition – Not in Campus
Debates over returning to in-person school in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic are consuming education administrators worldwide, who are deciding which technologies will...
MatchGuide – A New Global Orientation System
Rafael is one of the participants in the upcoming IAMD conference on March 31
Rafael has developed a global orientation system for aerial platforms that...

















































