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Ukraine Reveals Self-Developed Kamikaze Robots

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Ukraine's Brave1, a military technology cluster, has developed the ground-based “Ratel S” kamikaze robot, which enables precise strikes from a safe distance and is...
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Military Scientists to Develop the Ideal Exoskeleton

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Military scientists in the U.S. are working on the development of new exoskeletons to fit onto soldiers in combat, attempting to find the ultimate...

This Nanogenerator Could Power the Smart Cities of Tomorrow

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is putting sensors in everything, and these sensors are getting better every year. They’re smaller, more efficient, get better...

TAK Turns Smartphones into Battlefield Coordination Tools

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Over the past decade, the Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) has grown from a research experiment into one of the most widely used digital tools...
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These Two Tech Giants Announce New ‘AI Factories’

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The world's biggest chip company Nvidia and the iPhone maker Foxconn are reportedly joining forces to build what they call "AI factories". The companies...
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Call for Technologies: Defense Industry Seeks AI Solutions

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iHLS, in collaboration with a large defense industry is looking for companies with proven capabilities in several areas to participate in a demonstration of...
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The Thinnest Lens in History Is 3 Atoms Thick

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Researchers from the Institute of Physics (IOP) at the University of Amsterdam collaborated with researchers from Stanford University in the US to make the...

Drone Maps Solo: Is This the Future?

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The gap between the theoretical capabilities of drones and their proven performance in the field remains a persistent challenge. According to the Drone Center...
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New Camera Inspired by Cat Eyes Improves Low-Light Imaging

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Scientists have designed a camera that copies the unique structure of a cat’s eye, significantly enhancing imaging capabilities in low-light conditions and complex backgrounds....

Nature’s Tiny Vibration Detector Is Inspiring Smarter Sensors

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Detecting extremely weak vibrations usually requires complex electronics, amplification circuits, and continuous signal processing. Whether in microphones, environmental monitoring systems, or biomedical devices, improving...

Volvo: Tesla’s Autopilot “An Unsupervised Wannabe”

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With the competition in the self-driving car world heating up, a Volvo engineer just fired shots at Tesla. Tesla has released its Autopilot system...
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A Breakthrough Lets Forensics Recover “Impossible” Fingerprints

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Firearms investigators have long worked under a simple assumption: once a round is fired, any fingerprint left on the cartridge case is effectively destroyed....
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International Competition for Personal Flying Device Launched

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A new competition to encourage innovators to create a safe and easy-to-use personal flying device has been launched. The two-year competition, managed by GoFly...
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Quantum Corridor Revolutionizes Instant Data Transmission

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Quantum Corridor, one of the world's fastest, most secure quantum networks, was able to transmit information 1,000 times faster than traditional networks thus paving...

TALOS: “Iron Man” Suit For Special Forces

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The Tactical Assault Light Operators Suit (TALOS) looks like it dropped out of a movie screen. It’s sleek, imposing, and futuristic, but most importantly...
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World’s First Underground Autonomous Delivery System

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Pipedream has initiated the world's first underground autonomous robot delivery system, which can travel at 64 kph and accommodate packages weighing up to 18...

Hoverboards – From Now On in Real Life

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Implant Sciences Corporation, an American company from the explosives-trace-detection business is in the process of purchasing Zapata Industries SAS, a French hoverboard company that...

Researchers Develop Autonomous Vehicle that can Scale Vertical Walls

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Ground vehicles have always been limited to motion in two dimensions, forward and backward, left and right, but researchers at the University of Tokyo...
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Self-Driving Cars May Make Traffic Slower

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A new study finds that driverless cars can actually slow down travel time through intersections if they are not connected to each other. "There are...

4 More Cool New Gadgets For 2016

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Pocket VR by Speck: While Oculus Rift certainly has most of the world talking, other virtual reality products are making their way to the...

New-Gen Exoskeleton Helps The Paralyzed Walk Again

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Paraplegia, paralysis from the waist down, used to confine all affected to the wheelchair. With disabled-friendly facilities being far from the norm, the limitations...
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This Helmet Doesn’t Just Protect Soldiers — It Connects Them

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Modern soldiers increasingly operate with multiple connected devices at once, such as radios, sensors, cameras, navigation systems, hearing protection, and digital battlefield applications. While...

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This New Ballistic Missile Can Strike Targets 500 Kilometers Away

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Modern military operations increasingly depend on the ability to strike high-value targets from long distances before they can threaten friendly forces. Command posts, air...