IAI Unveiling New Strategic UAV
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is unveiling the HERON MK II, a Multi Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). This is an updated...
Navy Sets First Plans for Ground-Sea Missile Since WWII
The United States Navy and Marine Corps are interested in investing in a new land based variant of the new Naval Strike Missile. The...
24-Hours Endurance – New Dual-Use UAV
A new 24-hours endurance unmanned aerial vehicle has completed its maiden flight. Built by Italy’s Leonardo, the Falco Xplorer drone which offers persistent multi-sensor...
Enhancing Warfighters’ Performance at Battlefield
A new technology under development will enhance the cognitive performance and resilience of troops in the Australian Army, and is also applicable to first...
U.S Navy Orders 3 Maritime Surveillance UAVs
Officials from the United States Naval Air Systems Command are asking maritime aviation surveillance experts at Northrop Grumman to build three MQ-4C Triton UAVs....
Technological Race – Will it Revolutionize Battlefield?
“The race to build next-generation technology is reshaping the contours of global relations.” However, new technologies like artificial intelligence “will neither cause a revolution...
Experts: Response to Israel’s Security Challenges in Next Decade lies in...
All new developments to be showcased at InnoTech 2020
At the onset of the third decade of the 2000s, the State of Israel is confronted...
Airborne Sensors as Force Multipliers
The US Air Force F-35 will act as an elevated sensor for Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense. Two F-35s were integrated with the...
Meet iHLS Security Accelerator’s 7th Batch
A unique, impressive group of entrepreneurs leading groundbreaking startups attended the opening session of the iHLS Security Accelerator’s 7th batch on January 23. From...
Egozi: Turkey’s Strive to Achieve Military Nuclear Power
By Arie Egozi
The warming ties between Iran and Turkey add another factor to the new direction Turkey has taken in its defense policy.
In recent...
Iran’s Killer Dolphins
It seems as though the United States’ attack on Iranian General, Qassem Soleimani, played out to be a success according to American leadership. Since...
Pentagon Keen on Developing “Sea Train” of Unmanned Vessels
The United States Military is searching for a new class of long-range USV (Unmanned Surface Vehicle). The Pentagon is researching the feasibility of USVs...
Smart Radio – All in One Device
The operative capabilities of a soldier on the battlefield might be deteriorated due to the heavy load of equipment he carries, especially communications systems....
How to Keep Your Fingers Warm Without Any Gloves
The United States Army is engineering a new product designed to keep its soldier’s hands warm without gloves. The United States Army Research Institute...
Super Hornet On Track to Block II Upgrades
The Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet is a twin-engine, multirole fighter aircraft variant based on the Mcdonnell Douglas F/A-18 Hornet. The Super Hornet comes in...
Unexpected Way to Get Laser Beams into Battlefield
The U.S. military is interested in gaining the capability of seeing around corners for various missions. This could someday lead to devices that can...
Russia Developing Two New Unmanned Tanks
The Russian Ministry of Defense is at work developing two new robotic tanks. The two unmanned robots are complementary vehicles, designed for heavy combat...
Israeli Laser Interceptor – Will it Be Ready as Scheduled?
Israel Ministry of Defense has recently announced a technological “breakthrough” in its development of laser technology to intercept aerial threats.
The ground-breaking development promises to...
Winners Chosen to Develop Light and Medium Robotic Combat Vehicles
The United States Army has finally picked winners to build the base platforms for the service’s light and medium class Robotic Combat Vehicles (RCV)....
Military Looking To Replace Iconic Helicopter
The Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter has been the flying workhorse of the United States military since 1979. Since then the twin engine chopper...
Facial Recognition Tech – Also for Long Distances
The US military has been using facial recognition to identify individuals on the battlefield. But existing facial recognition technology typically relies on images generated...
New Non-GPS Positioning Tech
Over the past two decades, the free availability of GPS time has enabled a plethora of time-dependent applications. Time and frequency synchronization between remote...
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This AI-Powered Sensor Hunts Radar Signals Designed to Stay Hidden
Modern electronic warfare increasingly revolves around one challenge: finding signals that are designed not to be found. Advanced radar systems now use low-probability-of-intercept waveforms,...
