This Spider-Inspired Robot Boat Can Find and Rescue People in the...
Every minute counts during water rescue operations. Whether responding to a person swept away by strong currents or someone struggling after a boating accident,...
Call for Startups – iHLS Innovation Centre
iHLS is an accelerator for the security sector and its various unique characteristics that provides startups with recognition, international exposure, access to investors and...
INNOFENSE Call for startups – Dual-Use Technologies
iHLS and the Ministry of Defense invite you to join the fifth cycle of INNOFENSE and receive a remarkable opportunity to showcase your technology...
New Camera Inspired by Cat Eyes Improves Low-Light Imaging
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....
Study Highlights the Potential of Floating Solar Panels
A new study by the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has unveiled the immense potential of floating solar panels on...
New Laser Imaging Tech Can Read Tiny Text from Over a...
In a breakthrough that brings science fiction closer to reality, researchers in China have developed a laser-based imaging system capable of reading text just...
Wearable Sensor Monitors Wound Healing
Researchers in Australia have introduced a flexible, wearable device designed to continuously monitor wound healing, potentially improving care for millions of patients. The technology,...
99% Accuracy: How Never Mine is Shaping the Future of Demining
Never Mine is a graduate of the INNOFENSE Innovation Center operated by iHLS in collaboration with IMoD. This unique acceleration program removes entrance barriers to the...
Defending the Algorithm: A Breakthrough in AI Security
Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly valuable, and increasingly targeted. A new study from North Carolina State University presents the first working defense mechanism capable...
New Hybrid Waves Could Power Tunable 6G Tech
Future wireless networks will need to process far more data across a wider range of frequencies than today’s systems. This creates a fundamental challenge:...
This Fiber Trick Could Simplify Secure Laser Links in the Sky
Laser-based data links are increasingly attractive for aircraft and space systems that need to move large volumes of information quickly. Free-space optical communication (FSOC)...
Why Cybersecurity Works Better When Defenders Share Data
Organizations are increasingly expected to share data across corporate boundaries, yet cybersecurity risks have never been higher. As partnerships, mergers, and joint technology projects...
A New Switch Design Could Unlock Truly Flexible Wireless
As wireless systems push toward higher frequencies and wider bandwidths, one technical bottleneck keeps resurfacing: the hardware itself. Radio-frequency (RF) switches are essential for...
The Drone That Can Lift Nearly a Ton
Moving heavy cargo by air without runways remains a major bottleneck for emergency response, logistics, and military operations. Helicopters can do the job, but...
The Field Kit Designed to Prevent Organ Failure Under Fire
In high-intensity combat, survival often depends on how quickly advanced medical care can reach the wounded. Evacuation to fully equipped hospitals may be delayed...
How a Single Exploit Opened the Door to Widespread Phone Surveillance
A newly uncovered iPhone spyware campaign is raising concerns about the scale and accessibility of advanced mobile exploits. Security researchers have identified a tool,...
The Hidden Potential Behind Space-Based Solar Power
As demand for clean and continuous energy grows, space-based solar power has emerged as a long-term solution. By collecting sunlight in orbit, where it...
The Military Is Preparing for a World Without Reliable GPS
Modern military operations depend heavily on satellite navigation. From troop movements and logistics to targeting and timing synchronization, GPS-based positioning systems are deeply embedded...
This Twisting Kirigami Could Power the Next Generation of Soft Robots
Engineers have long looked to origami and kirigami for inspiration when designing lightweight structures that can transform shape without relying on complex mechanical systems....
Scientists Built a Tiny Diving Suit for Cyborg Cockroaches
Collapsed buildings, flooded tunnels, and debris-filled drainage systems are among the most difficult environments for search-and-rescue teams to access after natural disasters. Small ground...
The Next Defense Against GPS Jamming Could Be Quantum-Based
Modern military operations depend heavily on satellite navigation, secure communications and precise timing. That dependence creates vulnerabilities: GPS and other satellite signals can be...
iHLS on Full-Fledged Activity in Time of Emergency
iHLS Continues to Advance Startups in its Accelerators - Online
iHLS has been accelerating the advancement of the ground-breaking startups in its Security Accelerator, and...
















































