Raytheon US to Produce More Stingers for Ukraine
American company Raytheon Missiles & Defense was awarded a $624 million U.S. Army contract to produce 1,300 Stinger surface-to-air missiles under the Ukraine Supplemental...
Finland Wants Israeli Camouflage
Fibrotex Technologies - a designer, developer, and manufacturer of advanced static and mobile camouflage and deception systems for armies and security forces worldwide -...
Could Micro-Drones Be Weaponised?
Micro-drones are an emergent trend in the world of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). There are several models currently in production, with a prominent example...
New App Makes Tipping Police Easier
Ohio Homeland Security announced Friday the launch of an app designed to make it easier to send tips to law enforcement.
The free Safer Ohio...
Ultralight from Sinai – a real threat
Ultralights may be used by terror groups operating in the Sinai deserts; this according to a well informed source.
In the past terrorists tried to...
Micro-Robots for Various Applications are Researched
Micro-robotic manipulators with the ability to move in increments far smaller than the width of a human hair might be enlisted for a range...
The Indian UAS Market is Heating Up
The Indian market for UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) is heating up - AeroVironment’s Raven will be manufactured in India
According to AeroVironment' website, the Raven...
Creating The Perfect Air-Combat Duo
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratories (AFRL) and Lockheed Martin have demonstrated a mixed formation of manned and unmanned F-16s in a simulated combat...
Long-Range StormBreaker Guided Bombs added to Fighter Jets
The US Navy is ready to deploy Raytheon's innovative GBU-53/B "StormBreaker" air-to-surface smart bomb for its F/A-18 Super Hornets.
Previously called the "Small Diameter Bomb...
Study Looks at Whether AI Language Models Can Replace Human Participants...
As generative AI systems grow more advanced, their potential applications in research continue to expand. However, a recent study has found critical limitations when...
Counter-Drone Protection at FIFA World Cup Games
The Russian Ministry of Interior uses counter-drone guns to protect from UAVs during the FIFA 2018 World Cup. Moscow police received two such guns...
Russian Cyber Campaign Targets Western Military Aid Logistics to Ukraine
In a covert effort to interfere with military support flowing to Ukraine, Russian state-sponsored hackers have been systematically targeting critical defense and transport infrastructure...
Advanced Counter-Terrorism Training Facility Simulates Village Setting
Australia has been upgrading its counter-terrorism capabilities. Queensland's counter-terrorism unit will start training in a new village simulation. The planned $46.7 million counter-terrorism hub...
Machine Learning Systems Are Vulnerable – No Doubt About It
Based on a published NCC (National Computing Center) whitepaper, the growing number of organizations creating and deploying machine learning solutions is highly concerning. The...
The U.S is building secret underground sites in Israel
The U.S is assisting Israel to build secret underground sites .This information causes a wave of speculations around the world.
Last year it was announced...
In a Near Catastrophic Incident – A Drone Almost Collided with...
A British Airways flight headed to London’s Heathrow Airport was flying at almost 3 km, carrying 180 passengers onboard, when an illegally flown drone...
ISIS Displays Disturbing New Combat Capabilities
Weapon experts say that ISIS engineers have developed advanced new weapon systems capable of shooting down passenger jets, according to a report by Homeland...
New Kirigami-Inspired Parachute Offers a Simple, Stable Solution for Airdrops
A lightweight, low-cost parachute design inspired by the Japanese art of kirigami may offer a practical solution for delivering supplies in humanitarian operations and...
iHLS TV Special Video Edition: The US Navy is testing Fortis...
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In this week's Special Video Edition, we discuss the US Navy and the US Army's use of exoskeletons.
Flyox, Largest Amphibious UAV, Completes Maiden Flight
On the 15th of May, 2015 Singular Aircrafts’s Flyox I, currently the largest UAV in the aviation market, completed its test flight in Hofn,...
Biometric exits at U.S. airports are a big headache
A top official at Customs and Border Protection (CBP) cautioned that a biometric exit system at airports could be a vast waste of money...
This UAV Redefines Submarine Detection with Cutting-Edge Technology
In a major advancement for naval defense, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has demonstrated a breakthrough in unmanned aerial systems with the MQ-9B SeaGuardian UAV....
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