Sagem’s Patroller UAV demonstrates ability to operate in civilian airspace
Sagem has successfully demonstrated the ability of its Patroller unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to operate in civilian, non-segregated airspace.
Conducted near Toulouse, France, the test...
The UAS market’s leading companies in 2015
Over the past decade or so, the global market for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) has grown exponentially, exploding with innovations and proven successes. Both...
MatchGuide – A New Global Orientation System
Rafael is one of the participants in the upcoming IAMD conference on March 31
Rafael has developed a global orientation system for aerial platforms that...
Upgraded Tomahawk cruise missiles will chase targets
The Tomahawk cruise missile system is about to be upgraded.
More than 2,000 Tomahawk cruise missiles have been fired at live targets since 1991. This...
Laser weapon systems – proven capabilities?
Laser based weapon systems are being developed in a growing pace.
It was recently reported that Lockheed Martin’s 30-kilowatt fiber laser weapon system successfully disabled...
Cyber collaboration
Lockheed Martin partners with Israel on national cyber curriculum
Collaboration Focused on Developing Next-Generation Workforce.
The Israeli Ministry of Education has partnered with Lockheed Martin to...
SAIP – France’s Code Red
Israel has the Code Red app to alert people of a rocket attack happening in real time. Now, France has released its own app,...
Say Hello to Your Stolen Laptop
A new software product designed to help law enforcement agencies recover stolen Wi-Fi devices was recently launched by L8NT. Some common examples are laptops,...
Hovering systems or aerostats?
The recent developments in hovering systems raises the question about the future of aerostat use for defense and security missions. The new breed of...
How To Make First Responders More Efficient
Olga Grosman
Imagine a scenario where whoever came to save you is injured during the rescue effort. Perhaps they were burned from the raging fire, or inhaled...
A drone that can save lives
The Netherlands has unveiled a prototype of an "ambulance drone" which could potentially save lives by offering a rapid response after heart attack incidents....
US: Long endurance UAS completes first successful flight
Vanilla Aircraft successfully completed first flight of the VA001 Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS). This is, a 36-ft wingspan Ultra-Long Endurance (ULE) unmanned aerial vehicle...
How is planting a spyware in the nuclear talk possible
Following reports on Israel’s involvment in planting a spy software in the hotels where the nuclear talks took place, I-HLS was given the professional...
The US Army wants lighter tactical radios that won’t overheat on...
The Army has already awarded low-rate production contracts to General Dynamics and Rockwell Collins for just over 5,000 manpack radios.
In a June memo, Maj. Gen. H.R....
Live: Thousands of participants at the AUS&R 2014 Conference and Exhibition
Despite the stormy weather, the AUS&R 2014 even is a resounding success this morning: the rain did not bother the first UAV one bit...
NSA Surveillance Software Infecting Thousands of Computers Worldwide
A sophisticated spying campaign infected tens of thousands of computers worldwide with surveillance software, some embedded in hard drives, according to a report from...
The Necessary Use of Terrain Dominance Technologies
In today’s world of terror threats and subversive elements operating within countries’ borders, intelligence has never been more crucial. With no opposing country to...
First Testing of UAV Carrier Capabilities
The Unmanned Carrier Aviation Mission Control System (UMCS) was tested for the first time to evaluate its software compatibility, data communication abilities, and electro-optical...
Most cars are vulnerable to hacking or privacy intrusions
All a hacker needs to be able to break into your car is an iPad. This, according to a report which was recently released...
A new Israeli made simulator for combat helicopters
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Flight simulators feature a major advance for air forces worldwide, not only in terms of pilots’ training and combat readiness, but also in terms...
World’s First Drone Test For Mail Delivery
The use of commercial drones for delivering mail is one step closer to reality in Singapore, after the testing of Singpost’s Unmanned Aerial Vehicle...
Image Recognition – Can Computers be Fooled?
Cornell researchers have found that like humans, computers based on machine learning can be fooled by optical illusions, which raises security concerns.
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