Freeze, Your’e Under a 3D Scan
New 3D scanning technologies may have applications that could advance the police work.
When it comes to impressing jurors, crime scene investigators are feeling the...
The $1,200 machine that lets anyone make a metal gun at...
When Cody Wilson revealed the world’s first fully 3D printed gun last year, he showed that the “maker” movement has enabled anyone to create...
3D Printing Technology – Advantages and Risks
3D printing is a new emerging technology with applications at the civilian and military production. However, it has some cybersecurity and other implications that...
3-D Printer Plastic Firearm Confiscated in Airport
Airport screening agents at Reno’s International Airport in Nevada confiscated a plastic handgun produced with by a 3-D printer from a man’s carry-on luggage....
Printing Parts with 3D Technology – Risk for Defense Industries?
Defense and aerospace Industries have been facing the risk of bogus parts manufactured by 3D printers.
The issue of product safety in these industries is...
Light and Affordable Technologies Sought for Special Operations
US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) science and technology is looking for equipment that weighs less, is more flexible and comes at an affordable price....
Technion Presents: The Printer of the Future
Introducing the first 3-D printer of its kind in Israel: The system is intended to print metal components such as titanium for the aerospace...
First Soft Untethered Robot Developed
A team of Harvard University researchers has demonstrated the first autonomous, untethered, entirely soft robot. This small, 3-D-printed robot — nicknamed the “octobot” —...
Airbus’ New 3D Printed Plane
Airbus has just unveiled a revolutionary new 3D printed plane. While this aircraft is not full-scale, it’s a gigantic milestone in aero manufacturing. This...
Another UAV Development Up the Pentagon’s Sleeve
The Pentagon’s Strategic Capabilities Office continues to perfect drone swarm technology featuring micro-UAVs that are fired out from fighter jets to distract and attack.
The...
Would 3-D Printed Drone Replace the Raven?
A new technology will make drone manufacture much cheaper and more efficient. That’s the vision behind a new drone program, from NexLog, the US...
3D-Printed Sensor Coating Would Cover Robots and Aircraft
A new method of creating flexible, printable electronics that combine sensors and processing circuitry was developed by MIT researchers. The work was supported by...
Unmanned Technologies Increase Risk of Mass Destruction Weapons
Fears from the use of weapons of mass destruction by terrorists have risen following the United Nations' deputy chief warning issued recently. These could...
Protective cover for passenger jets
ADMAR is among the presenters at the upcoming Autonomous Unmanned Systems & Robotics Expo on November 25-26 2014
A shoulder launched missile intercepting a passenger...
Laser technology helps manufacture “Crazy” parts for the industry
Digital-Cut O.R. LPRS is one of the participants in the upcoming IAMD conference on March 31
Laser systems enable the High-tech and Defense industries in...
The defense industry is expanding the use of 3D printing
The Pentagon and the defense industry are rapidly expanding the use of 3D printing to make parts and tools for more sophisticated military equipment. The Obama...
The Pentagon’s New Offset Strategy Includes Robots
A few days prior to his resignation, Defense Secretary Hagel shed some light on the DoD's technological vision for the near and distant future.
In...
The Dangers of The Dark Web
The benefits of 3D printing technology are known, but less frequently discussed are the dangers. The open and accessible nature of the technology means...
How 3D printing could help replace Russian rockets
As the Pentagon looks to develop a replacement for the Russian engine that blasts the Atlas V rocket into orbit, two U.S. companies have been working...
Flexible Chip With Outstanding Memory Developed
A new smart, flexible chip, silicon-on-polymer, with more than 7,000 times the memory capacity of any current flexible integrated circuit on the market was developed....
Sensors to Detect Aircraft Damage as It Occurs
The detection of aircraft damage at a late stage might cost huge resources and even lives. Researchers with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) and...
New Lighting Products for First Responders
HG2 Emergency Lighting, which manufactures innovative equipment for first responders and law enforcers, has announced the release of new HG2 products with the implementation...
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3D-Printed Antennas Bend Without Breaking the Signal
A new type of 3D-printed antenna could transform how vehicles, drones, and wearable devices maintain wireless communication while in motion. Developed by researchers at...
