Revolutionary Tech to Add Visual Aspect to Mine Detection
Clearing routes from hidden explosives and mine detection operations using the current minesweeping technology can sometimes pose risk to the soldiers. A revolutionary solution...
New Drone School Opened In The UK
Four pilots have opened a new drone training school called UAV Air in the UK to help people learn how to fly unmanned aircraft...
The UK Combats New Threats Via Offensive Cyber
At least 60 serious cyber attack attempts target the armed forces and other parts of UK defense every day. In order to confront this...
World’s Biggest Drone Prepares for Special Mission
Satellite delivery is usually carried out by a ground-based rocket, which is expensive and time-consuming to launch. The new Ravn X drone for autonomous...
The Big Brother Features a British Accent
The right for privacy or the general interest to safeguard the public's privacy – which one wins in case of a clash? After failing...
The Importance of Experience In Operating Security Equipment
By Arie Egozi
Even the best security equipment in the world will amount to nothing if the operator isn’t of the highest level. The situation...
Turkey Counting on Local Naval Industry
The Turkish government has officially launched an ambitious mission to build the country’s first locally-made frigate.
Speaking at a high-profile event, Turkish Defense Minister,...
BAE Drone Drops a Torpedo, Making History
T-600 is a heavy lift Uncrewed Air System (UAS) developed by BAE Systems and Malloy Aeronautics that was used to carry and deploy an...
Register to Video Analytics Conference & Exhibition – Latest Tech in...
The global video analytics market is expected to grow from USD 3.23 Billion in 2018 to USD 8.55 Billion by 2023, at a CAGR...
Should Security Services Track Underage Teens?
A high-ranking German official has called for the country’s domestic intelligence service to be granted authority to keep tabs on teenagers under 16 who...
Counter GPS Spoofing Measures
Because of the widespread use of GPS-style technologies – in navigation, mobile phone networks etc. – false signals have the potential to cause widespread...
Augmented Reality Takes Flight in Military Training
Training attack helicopter crews for modern threat environments has traditionally required large training areas, multiple aircraft, and complex coordination. Even then, it is difficult...
IMI’s Privatization Set in Motion
The bid for the privatization of Israel Military Industries (IMI) opened on March 5 2015, completed with ads run in the press and the...
Islamic Terror Threat – The Highest Since 9/11
The United States faces its highest Islamist terror threat environment since 9/11, and much of the threat now stems from individuals who have been...
US Army Arms Robot Dog with Mounted Rifles
The US Army is reportedly considering arming a robot dog with its next-generation rifle, and so create a weapons support platform that can traverse...
80 Hours In the Air – A New UAV record
Aurora Flight Sciences received official notification from the Federation Aronautique Internationale (FAI) on July 1 that its Orion aircraft set the world record for...
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The Future of Gaming, Used in Real Life
A visual computing solution firm headquartered in New Delhi provides augmented reality solutions to defense personnel for training before they can be deployed on...
Next Generation Body-Cameras
Body-worn solutions, from video capture in the field to presentation of evidence in the courtroom, serve law enforcement, first response teams and private security...
U.S. Military to Operate New “Space Fence”
The United States Space Force is set to begin operating its new and improved space radar this month. Dubbed the Space Fence, the radar...
Face recognition technologies improving dramatically
Who is that stranger in your social media photo? A click on the face reveals the name in seconds, almost as soon as you...
Raytheon To Build Microwave Energy Cruise Missiles For USAF
The US Air Force is looking to acquire a missile that can quite literally fry electronics. The USAF is paying $4.8 million to equip...
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A New Naval Radar Can Split Itself Into Multiple Missions at...
Modern naval radar systems face a growing challenge: the electromagnetic spectrum is becoming increasingly crowded. Warships today must manage surveillance, missile guidance, communications, and...
