The U.S. is developing Mobile Units to Neutralize Chemical Weapons Materials
Should the Pentagon need to destroy stockpiles of chemical weapons, it can do so with new mobile systems that can neutralize and destroy the...
Report recommends DHS take ownership for countering violent extremism mission
A changed terrorist threat landscape since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 means the Obama administration and Congress should implement a number of changes...
Experiment to Improve First Responder Communications
Major disasters do not occur frequently, but when they do many people’s lives are lost and put into danger. It is imperative that first-responders...
Self-Cleaning Coating Makes UUV Underwater Solar Panels More Efficient
Typically, underwater solar cells are affected by biofouling: the accumulation of marine organisms such as algae and barnacles on submerged surfaces, which typically reduces...
iHLS TV: Cyberspace Evolved
Articles and issues featured in this broadcast:
Are F-35 figher jets vulnerable to hackers?
The Obama administration's new cybersecurity framework
The U.S. Marine Corps is evaluating a...
Minesweeper – Now the Autonomous Version
At present, the UK Royal Navy’s equipment used to destroy mines needs to be manned by a crew and specialist divers can be required...
IDF C4I Corps Commander Brig. Gen. Yariv Nir: Israel Thwarted Hamas’...
Within the framework of Operation Guardians of the Walls, Gaza Division, infantry and artillery troops were enhanced with a resilient communication network enabling C2...
Operational Testing of Eitan – World’s Advanced APC
Israel’s Ministry of Defense Merkava Tank Program Administration in collaboration with IDF’s ground forces, continues to develop the Eitan wheeled armored personnel carrier (APC),...
Facial Recognition in Action: Police Uses AI to Apprehend Sex Offender
A recent police operation in London has demonstrated the real-world capabilities of live facial recognition technology. In a high-profile case, law enforcement identified and...
First printed handguns – and now printed UAVs
The 3D printer is now allowing for making UAV's at home. This is another reason why security experts are worried about this spreading technology.
Twin...
UAS Remote Sensing Technology for Crime Scenes
The Applied Aviation Research Center of the Kansas State University is working with law enforcement partners to evaluate small unmanned aircraft remote sensing technologies...
Special Device will Take Load Off Soldier’s Arms
A new device can help soldiers stabilize their weapon and take the load off of their arms, like a third arm. The U.S. Army...
DHS Releases New Threat Level Bulletin
Following the tragic terrorist attack on the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida on 12 June, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has...
New Drone Assists in Natural Disasters
The Quantix hybrid unmanned drone is designed to assess environmental damage. AeroVironment, a leading company in unmanned aircraft systems, announced it will utilize Quantyx...
At The Forefront – The Future of Law Enforcement Technology
Just like the rest of the world, the Law Enforcement field must invest in keeping up with modern technologies. To carry out efficient, smart...
Nighttime Drone Delivery Bridges Critical Gap
Drone delivery flights are limited to daylight hours globally, due to the additional technical and operational challenges associated with night operations. Operation during night...
Depth Mapping Tech – Now Integrated into Smartphones
A technology that has been used by military forces for years in range sensing systems has been gaining momentum in the smartphone devices market....
Quantum-Based Solution for Connected Devices Security
A dichotomy inherent in the Internet of Things (IoT) is that one wants the devices to be cheap, often lightweight and small, with low...
Small Innovative Radar Will Be Mounted on UAVs and Fighter Jets
Radio-photonic radars for unmanned aerial vehicles and aircraft will be created in Russia in several years to get an accurate target image. Radio-photonic radars...
Cyber Security Report: Israel’s Situation Could be Worse
The last quarter of 2013 saw 414,253 cyber attacks conducted against Israeli users. 26.4% of the local users were targeted, making Israel the 49th...
New Incentive to Develop Autonomous Marine Systems
The use of robotic systems in the maritime arena has been growing recently and many organizations begin to acknowledge the potential contribution at the...
North Korean Hacker Group Adapts Remote Work Fraud Tactics
New research reveals that the North Korean cyber group known as Nickel Tapestry is evolving its remote work deception tactics, expanding beyond U.S. companies...

















































