Face-Detecting Camera Can Recognize Drunk Drivers
Researchers from Edith Cowan University have developed a new computer tracking technology that uses camera footage to detect drunk drivers.
The scientists took data and...
Mass-Printing Highly Efficient and Stable Solar Cells
Scientists from the City University of Hong Kong developed perovskite solar cells that are highly efficient, stable, and printable, expected to help in achieving...
The Device that Can Control Your Mind with the Power of...
Mind control is getting a whole new meaning with recent development from Institute of Basic Science (IBS) and Yonsei University in South Korea. Nano...
China Unveils Advanced Bird-Like Drone for Covert Reconnaissance Operations
In newly released footage quickly gaining widespread attention, China has showcased a remarkably realistic bird-like drone, which appears to be designed mainly for reconnaissance...
Children’s Toys Raise Data Privacy Concerns
As technology progresses, even simple toys are getting smarter. Some toys even connect to the internet, or have intricate software, allowing the toys to...
New MacOS Malware is Becoming Widespread
A new wave of malware is reshaping the security landscape for macOS users, with the emergence of a new major threat – the Atomic...
The B-52 Jet Receives Cutting-Edge Upgrades
The United States Air Force (USAF) is set to breathe new life into its iconic B-52 "Stratofortress" fleet, ensuring this veteran bomber remains a...
AI-Generated Images to be Used for Robotics Training
Researchers from Stephen James’s Robot Learning Lab in London have developed a groundbreaking system named Genima that leverages AI-generated images to train robotic machines....
Groundbreaking Nuclear Battery with Unprecedented Efficiency
Micronuclear batteries capture energy from the radioactive decay of isotopes, a process often associated with nuclear waste, to generate electricity on a small scale,...
Ghost Tap: A New NFC-Based Fraud Tactic Gaining Traction
In recent years, payment using NFC one's phone has become increasingly common, as it is a method both safer and more convenient than carrying...
High-Energy Laser Weapon Successfully Tested Against Drones
The British Army has successfully tested its high-energy laser weapon system, mounted on an armored vehicle, to target and destroy drones. This successful trial,...
Russia Deploys New Anti-Drone Buggies on the Battlefield
In response to the growing threat of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the ongoing Ukraine conflict, Russian forces have introduced a new counter-drone system...
AI-Powered System Enhances Security for Undersea Cables
A new UK-led operation, dubbed Nordic Warden, has been launched by the multinational Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF), marking a significant leap in the protection...
AI is Racist. This is How to Fix it, According to...
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems, such as ChatGPT, have gained widespread attention for their ability to produce human-like text. However, these systems often exhibit...
Iran Reveals Underground Missile Base with Advanced Cruise Missiles
A mere two weeks after revealing an underground naval base, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has unveiled on Saturday, February 1st, an underground missile...
Composite Metal Foam: The Future of Ballistic Armor and Heat Insulation
A revolutionary new material, Composite Metal Foam (CMF), is poised to transform various industries, from aerospace to military and even transportation. After years of...
Ransomware Threatens Organizations Across Multiple Sectors
The FBI and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) have issued a warning about an emerging ransomware threat, Medusa, which has been...
New Counter-UAS Missile Passes Live-Fire Test
Defense Tech Firm BlueHalo has successfully completed a live-fire demonstration of its counter-uncrewed aerial system (c-UAS) missile, marking a significant achievement for the U.S....
Innovation in AI Enhances Nuclear Research Efficiency
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping the future of scientific research, and nuclear science is no exception. A recent development in AI technology has...
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...
Virtual Reality Tech Brings New Dimension to U.S. Army Intelligence Training
The U.S. Army is turning to extended reality (XR) to sharpen the skills of its aerial intelligence units, with a new virtual training system...
Using AI Professionally Could Get You Sued
Setting a precedent in the realm of AI, a recent ruling from London’s High Court has sent a sharp warning to legal professionals: citing...
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Calling All Startups: INNOFENSE Opens Applications for Dual-Use Technologies
If your startup applies to one of the following subjects, consider submitting your applications for INNOFENSE’s seventh cycle until October 15th, 2026:
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