More robots on Israeli borders?
This question has been raised before but now needs a very clear anser.
Robots in the air and on the ground are performing a growing...
Military Ship Network to Use AI
The U.S Navy is about to equip it’s Littoral Combat Ship (a class of relatively small surface vessels intended for operations close to shore)...
Spartan – Servers For Extreme Conditions
E&M computing is launching “Spartan”- the first off-the-shelf extreme condition server. Spartan is subsidiary of E&M Computing Group that was founded in 1984 and...
New Integrated Software Helps Police Prevent Crimes
A new technology is helping law enforcement agencies fight crime and ensure public safety while saving manpower and keeping costs low.
The technology in question...
Will the “flying car” be used for homeland security ?
Terrafugia Inc., the developer of the Transition street-legal airplane, announced its vision for the future of personal transportation. Building on its experience with the...
Billions of Phones Could Be Exposed to Nearby Attacks Through AirDrop...
Wireless file-sharing tools have become a standard feature on modern smartphones, allowing users to transfer photos, documents, and other files without cables or internet...
New Milestone Achieved in Counter-Missile Radar Technology
A new stage on the way to improve the US. defense against ballistic missile threat. The US Missile Defense Agency’s (MDA) Long Range Discrimination...
Thermal Imaging for COVID-19 Detection – Not Always Precise
As fever is one of the symptoms of COVID-19, businesses have been employing thermal imaging cameras to surveil employees’ body temperatures as a tactic...
Biometric Dehydration Sensor – Solution for Athletes and Soldiers
Athletes have been guessing how much water they need to drink for decades, and getting it wrong, with significant consequences to performance and safety....
Attack Helicopter Now Blasts Drones Out of the Sky Mid-Air
The rapid spread of small unmanned aerial systems on today’s battlefield has created a new challenge for attack helicopters. Platforms originally optimized for engaging...
Robots That Navigate in the Dark: Echolocation System Inspired by Nature
A new navigation system developed at the University of Michigan enables robots and drones to operate effectively in environments where conventional visual tools fail....
Navigating and Sensors: Meet HyperTech
One of the companies displaying their array of capabilities and technological solutions in the field of autonomous robotics and UAV's at the AUS&R convention...
MQ-9B SkyGuardian Gets a New V-Tail
A MQ-9 Reaper, also known as the Sky Guardian, is an unmanned aerial vehicle capable of providing ongoing intelligence, collecting and tracking information autonomously,...
Australian customs officers to be allowed to carry firearms in airports
Australia’s immigration minister, Peter Dutton, announced that, as part of the merger between customs and the immigration department into the new Australian border force...
Brazil Approves First Defense Industry Tax Exemptions
The Brazilian Ministry of Defense (MoD) has approved the first 26 defense companies to benefit from tax incentives aimed at stimulating the defense industry.
According...
5G Communications to Help First Responders
5G communication’s higher speeds and ultra-low latency can support near real-time situational awareness during emergencies, mission-critical communication across networks, mobile devices and sensors and...
Air Forces Train to Handle Terrorism
A live counter-terrorism exercise dubbed Vigilant Skies 2013 was conducted a few days ago, in order to test the NATO-Russia Council (NRC) Cooperative Airspace...
Tech Giant to Supply Augmented Reality Systems to U.S. Army
Microsoft Corp. is going to supply prototypes of augmented reality systems to the US Army for both training purposes and combat missions. The corporation...
New Broadband Network to Enhance First Responders Communication
A nationwide broadband network for public safety communication between first responders will be built across the USA. Communications giant, AT&T, has been hired by...
A Tiny Levitating Gyroscope Could Make GPS-Free Navigation More Accurate
Modern navigation depends heavily on satellite signals, but GPS is not always available. Signals cannot reliably penetrate underground or deep underwater and can also...
Taking Best of Military Tech to Automotive World
A military-derived high-resolution radar system will enable fully autonomous vehicles when it goes into production vehicles in 2020. The ICON Radar system uses advanced...
















































