Maritime Security
New System to Counter Fast Attack Boats
Small boats used by terrorists or pirates and even armies can pose a major threat, and being able to confront them is vital for...
Game-Changer Tech for Underwater Challenges
Underwater surveillance is frequently challenged by the problem of back-scatter caused by light reflecting off particles suspended in the water. An underwater 3D laser...
US Navy to Introduce New Fully Armed High-Class Warship
With the Navy being one of the most intense and challenging fields in the military, it is important for them to have some of...
New Capabilities in ISR Field
A new unmanned aerial vehicle features dual-use capabilities. Leonardo’s big new unmanned air vehicle (UAV), the Falco Xplorer, is aimed at providing intelligence, surveillance...
Unique Amphibious Combat Vehicle Under Development
The US Marine Corps will be equipped with two new Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) variants that will be designed to provide troops with enhanced...
Hermes 900 UAV to Carry Out Patrol Operations in Europe
Unmanned aerial vehicles carry out various patrol, surveillance and reconnaissance missions over vast areas such as oceans. Elbit Systems has started operating the maritime...
Laser Weapon Conquers New Arena
Advanced lasers can be used to save costly defensive missiles for the most sophisticated threats. The Pearl Harbor-based USS Preble will be the first...
How Global Warming Raises Security Concerns
With the increased development and use of Unmanned Underwater Vehicles, northern countries such as Norway have been raising concerns towards global warming melting arctic...
Improvement in Naval Mine Detection Capabilities
The AN/AQS-20A mine hunting and identification system is equipped with acoustic and identification sensors housed in an underwater towed body. The acoustic sensors detect,...
New Method for Recycling Huge Submarine Batteries
In some versions of submarines and military fighters, huge alkaline batteries weighing about 14 tons, capable of operating up to 12 years uninterruptedly, are...
One Control System for All Unmanned Systems
Unmanned vehicles control systems require a lot of space, and space is at a premium on a US Navy ship. Whether it's an aircraft...
Helicopter Drone To Assist in Search and Rescue Missions
Schiebel’s Camcopter S-100 has been selected by Norway’s Andoya Test Center for search and rescue trials as past of the Arctic 2030 project.
The Camcopter...
Software Solution will Counter Naval Swarm Attack
Navy vessels occasionally encounter swarms of enemy boats. Navy destroyers, cruisers and littoral combat ships are powerful weapon systems, but a dozen or more...
Russia Launches World’s Longest Submarine
Last week, Russia has launched the special mission submarine Belgorod, the world’s longest submarine. The submarine is designed to take on a variety of...
Elbit Security Systems: Advanced Solutions for Critical Infrastructure Security
One of the most important aspects of national security is the protection of national critical infrastructures. The incapacity or destruction of such vital physical...
Military Adopts Augmented Reality Technologies
The Royal Canadian Navy has adopted the use of augmented reality (AR) technology for a variety of militarily uses.
The Royal Canadian Navy has partnered...
Torpedo Counter Torpedo?
Torpedo-killing torpedoes can be a real option. The absence of radar detection underwater removes the option of computing near-real-time flight paths needed so one...
Register! Border, Perimeter & Offshore Security Conference & Exhibition
Attend the leading Border, Perimeter & Offshore Security Conference and Exhibition on May 7, 2019 at the Lago Conference Center, Rishon LeZion West.
Israel is...
Puma UAV’s Maritime Capabilities Expanded
A new antenna will expand the operational capabilities of the Puma AE UAV for maritime missions. The system provides naval operators with immediate tactical...
Mixed-Reality Solution to Support Vessel Maintenance
The Royal Canadian Navy is seeking new ways to leverage emerging technologies in order to enhance performance alongside and at sea. A new software...
Ghost Ship: Unmanned Ship Sails from San Diego to Hawaii
For the first time ever, a 132 foot long ship managed to sail from San Diego to Pearl Harbor and back without any sailors...
Is Japan Deviating from its Defense-Oriented Policy?
Japan has been known for its defense-oriented policy. However, Tokyo now plans to extend the range of its ASM-3 air-launched anti-ship missile in order...
