Innovative Navigation System Enhances Autonomous Movement in Robotic Dogs
User-friendly robotic technology has just been upgraded with the introduction of a new "One-Touch" navigation feature for quadrupedal robots. This advancement, unveiled by China’s...
Serious Security Flaws Found in Fitness Trackers
Researchers detected serious security flaws in fitness trackers. Many of the fitness trackers track via GPS the kilometers the user run, measure heart rate...
A Battlefield Chatbot That Answers in Real Time
Modern military operations generate vast amounts of data, but turning that information into actionable insight at the right moment remains a challenge. Lessons learned...
Watch: DARPA Is Changing the Tank As We Know It
We all know tanks, more or less. At least, we all know what they are for: Advancing headlong into the enemy’s territory and winning...
Rugged Mobile Phone Provides Antimicrobial Protection
Research shows that our phones are home to thousands of germs. A new mobile phone device provides a secure alternative.
Believing that technology should be...
Meet the Robot Dog Built to Survive Arctic Ice and Freezing...
Collecting data in the Arctic is often as challenging as the research itself. Beneath seemingly solid snow can lie hidden pools of icy water,...
Insightful Discussion Panels on HLS, Cyber and Innovation Expected at INNOTECH...
Cyber Discussion Panels
Privacy loss justified by a pandemic
Ethics in the operation of intelligence products vis a vis civilians in the COVID-19 age
...
Meet NEO: The Humanoid That Learns While It Cleans
Robotics has taken a step out of the lab and into living rooms with the introduction of NEO, a consumer-ready humanoid robot designed to...
The Thinnest Lens in History Is 3 Atoms Thick
Researchers from the Institute of Physics (IOP) at the University of Amsterdam collaborated with researchers from Stanford University in the US to make the...
From Vine Robots to Insect Compasses – Technology Inspired by Nature
Sometimes scientists struggling with innovation find the perfect solution right under their noses- in nature. Following is a selection of innovative nature-based technology, provided...
DARPA’s Plan To Counter Radar With AI
China and Russia are hard at work to develop ever more capable radar systems, but the Pentagon has a plan to counter them with...
Why Would Anyone Want A Roach Robot? Watch
UC Berkeley scientists have found inspiration in the most disgusting of source - the common cockroach. The itty bitty icky critters can squish themselves...
First Holographic Patients Helping Train Medical Students
If you were to walk into a classroom of medical students, you would expect to see them borrowed into their notebooks. Well nowadays, you...
Back to the Future? Special Operations’ New Vehicle
French special forces will begin testing Flyboard Air - an individual air-mobility platform. France’s Minister of the Armed Forces Florence Parly said the decision...
How a Small Interceptor Became a Key Layer in Modern Air...
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...
NASA Drone Test is Good News for Air Taxis
Researchers at a NASA Research Center conducted a successful test in which they released several drones and let them fly unobserved to see if...
Drone Used to Locate Missing Person
A police drone with infrared capabilities ended the search for a missing person with dementia who disappeared from a Delta hospital in Canada, according...
Watch: Cotton Candy Inspires Next-Gen Bullet Proof Vest
Harvard University researchers are developing a next-generation nanofibre bullet proof vest that takes its inspiration from cotton candy. Scientists at the Harvard Materials Research...
The GPS Backup We Didn’t See Coming: A Nuclear Clock on...
Modern navigation systems rely heavily on satellite timing, and that dependence has become a growing vulnerability. GPS signals can be jammed, spoofed, or disrupted...
I Can Walk Again! – New Technology Opens Previously Shut Doors
Cerebral palsy, strokes, traumatic brain and spine injuries, all of these are examples of conditions that may affect mobility and the way in which...
Origami Reinvented: A Fold Tough Enough for Field Use
Emergency responders and humanitarian agencies often struggle with the same issue: how to deploy sturdy, lightweight shelters quickly in disaster zones where transport is...
Can We Turn Buildings into Giant Batteries?
With a significant use increase of renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, more appropriate energy storage technologies are being developed to...

















































