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Tiny Robots, Big Coordination: Learning From Ants

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Coordinating large numbers of robots to perform complex tasks remains a major challenge. Traditional systems often rely on centralized control, detailed planning, and constant...

A Smarter Camera That Tracks Movement, Not Frames

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Modern sensing systems face a growing challenge: too much data. Traditional cameras capture and process full image frames continuously, even when little is changing...
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How a Small Interceptor Became a Key Layer in Modern Air...

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Short-range aerial threats have become one of the most persistent challenges in modern conflict. Rockets, mortars, and small drones are relatively inexpensive, easy to...

Turning Light Into Motion: A New Approach

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Designing materials that can actively change shape or function on demand remains a major challenge. Most artificial actuators rely on motors, wiring, or external...

A Paint That Shows Exactly Where and How Hard You Were...

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Measuring impact usually requires sensors, wiring, and data systems that add complexity, weight, and cost. In many cases, such as monitoring structural stress, tracking...
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Forget Tilting: A New Way for Drones to Fly

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Traditional drones rely on a simple principle: to move forward, they must tilt. This dependence on body orientation limits maneuverability, slows response time, and...

The Shape-Shifting Robot That Repairs Itself Mid-Task

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Soft robots are often designed for a single task. Once their structure and internal wiring are set, their range of motion is fixed, limiting...
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The Earbuds That Answer Questions About Your Surroundings

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Accessing visual information through AI typically requires smartphones, cameras, or wearable devices like smart glasses. However, these solutions often come with trade-offs: high power...

A Battlefield Chatbot That Answers in Real Time

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Modern military operations generate vast amounts of data, but turning that information into actionable insight at the right moment remains a challenge. Lessons learned...

A New Crystal Could Make GPS Jamming Irrelevant

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Navigation systems today depend heavily on satellite signals, but those signals are not always reliable. GPS can be jammed or spoofed, and in certain...
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Milipol TechX Summit 2026 – Operational Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Autonomy and...

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Written by Or Shalom The Milipol TechX Summit (MTX) 2026, which opened on April 28th, 2026, at the Sands Expo Convention Center in Singapore, marks...

Carrying the Load: Wearable Robots Boost Soldier Endurance

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Artillery operations remain among the most physically demanding tasks on the battlefield. Crews are required to repeatedly lift and load heavy shells, often weighing...

Tracking the Brain in Real Time: A New Approach to Blast...

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Exposure to blast waves during training or operations poses a well-documented risk to brain health. Mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI) can develop even without...

Stay Inside, Stay Safe: Vehicles Turn Into Drone Control Hubs

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Operating drones on the battlefield often requires soldiers to expose themselves outside armored vehicles, even in high-risk environments. While drones provide critical situational awareness,...

From Camera to Brain: Smarter Drone Vision Takes Flight

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As drones take on a larger role in intelligence and surveillance missions, the demand for faster and more autonomous data processing is growing. Traditional...
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No Battery, No Problem: Wind-Powered Robot Walks Into Harsh Terrain

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Robotic systems designed for remote or extreme environments face a consistent limitation: power. Movement alone can consume a significant portion of a robot’s energy,...

Heartbeat Tracking: Innovation or Overreach?

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Locating a person in open terrain, especially in a hostile environment with no continuous communication, remains one of the most complex challenges in search...

Teaching Robots to Recover After Losing Their Position

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For mobile robots operating in the real world, knowing their exact position is not optional. Autonomous navigation depends on continuous, accurate localization. Yet satellite-based...

The Blind-Spot Tech That Could Make Autonomous Systems Safer

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Autonomous vehicles and mobile robots rely on cameras, LiDAR and other sensors to navigate safely. These systems perform well within direct line of sight,...

The Mining Leftovers That Could Change Tech Security

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Securing a stable supply of rare earth elements has become a strategic priority for advanced economies. These materials are essential for electric vehicles, wind...
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This Chip Survives Being Run Over—and Keeps Working

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Electronics are getting smarter, but not necessarily more adaptable. Most modern chips are still built on rigid silicon wafers that crack, fail, or lose...

The “Silent Ears” That Can Hear Artillery Fire

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On modern battlefields, artillery and mortar fire can strike within seconds of launch. Detecting the origin of gunfire quickly is critical for both force...

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Drones Could Soon Navigate Collapsed Buildings Without Slowing Down

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Flying autonomous drones through unpredictable environments remains one of the biggest technical challenges in robotics. In confined spaces such as collapsed buildings, industrial sites,...