New Tech Solves Key Weakness in Solid-State Batteries
A new material innovation may help solve one of the most persistent problems in next-generation battery technology. Researchers have developed a self-healing interlayer that...
New Wearable Links Human Gestures to Machines
A new wearable system developed by engineers at the University of California San Diego is redefining how humans can interact with machines. The device...
Self-Charging Humanoids Step in for Border Duty
Border checkpoints are under increasing pressure to manage rising traveller volumes, evolving security demands, and labor-intensive inspection routines. Many of these sites operate around...
Long Range, No Crew: The Drone Boat Changing Naval Operations
Naval forces face a growing need to monitor and operate across vast stretches of ocean without relying solely on crewed ships. Long-range patrols, intelligence...
A Tiny Chemistry Trick That Doubles Aircraft Anti-Icing Time
Icing on aircraft surfaces remains a persistent operational challenge. During cold and wet conditions on the ground, ice accumulation can delay departures, disrupt schedules,...
This Autonomous Aircraft Delivers Supplies in Mountains and Bad Weather
Supplying forces and communities in remote or high-altitude regions has always been a logistical challenge. Mountainous terrain, limited runways, harsh weather, and damaged infrastructure...
Productivity Tool or Privacy Risk? The Copilot Wake-Up Call
As organizations integrate AI assistants into daily workflows, many assume that existing security controls will extend seamlessly to these tools. Data Loss Prevention (DLP)...
No More Flat Faces: AI Learns to Read Humans in 3D
As humanoid robots become more advanced, one of the key challenges is making their interactions feel natural. Accurately recognizing faces, tracking expressions and reproducing...
The New Scam Hiding in Your Inbox
Phishing attacks are becoming harder to detect as attackers refine both the technical and psychological aspects of their campaigns. What was once easy to...
Turning Light Into Motion: A New Approach
Designing materials that can actively change shape or function on demand remains a major challenge. Most artificial actuators rely on motors, wiring, or external...
This Robot Has No Front, No Back — and That’s the...
Most robots are designed around familiar biological forms. Engineers often model machines after humans, dogs, insects, or other animals, relying on centralized software and...
Call for Dual Use Technology Startups
Are you a startup company related to the security sector? Are you looking for recognition, international exposure, access to investors, and the ability to...
Training Robots Using Audio
A team of roboticists from Stanford University and the Toyota Research Institute found that when training robots, adding audio data to visual data improves...
Breakthrough in All-Solid-State Lithium Batteries Promises Safer, More Efficient EVs
McGill University Researchers have made significant strides in the development of all-solid-state lithium batteries, a technology that could transform electric vehicles (EVs) by enhancing...
Company Contracted to Create AI Model for the Military
The United Kingdom has signed a contract valued at up to £12 million ($14.8 million) with AI company Adarga to deploy its advanced artificial...
China Accelerates AI Infrastructure Buildout—On Earth and in Orbit
As global competition intensifies over artificial intelligence, a new report highlights China's sweeping effort to dominate the full AI technology stack—extending far beyond algorithms...
One AI, Many Bodies: A New Approach to Generalized Robotics Control
US-based Skild AI has introduced the Skild Brain, an artificial intelligence system designed to operate across a broad spectrum of robotic platforms. Unlike traditional...
Teamwork Takes Flight: Drones Move Heavy Objects
Researchers at TU Delft in the Netherlands have developed an algorithm that enables multiple autonomous drones to work together to carry heavy payloads, even...
Mobile 3D Printing Platform Brings On-Demand Manufacturing to the Field
Supplying troops or rescue teams with the exact parts they need, exactly when they need them, has long been a logistical challenge. Damaged components,...
The Robot That Changes Shape to Beat Any Terrain
Ground robots often struggle with one recurring problem: every terrain demands a different movement strategy. Smooth surfaces favor wheels, rubble demands crawling, and narrow...
A Cloaking Device for Electronics? Not Sci-Fi Anymore
Modern technology depends on precision, yet many critical systems operate in environments filled with invisible magnetic noise. Power infrastructure, medical imaging, aerospace platforms, and...
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A New Naval Radar Can Split Itself Into Multiple Missions at...
Modern naval radar systems face a growing challenge: the electromagnetic spectrum is becoming increasingly crowded. Warships today must manage surveillance, missile guidance, communications, and...
