When Sensors Lie: How Heat Can Fool Autonomous Systems
Thermal cameras are widely used in drones and autonomous vehicles to detect obstacles in low-visibility conditions such as darkness, smoke or fog. By sensing...
A Smarter Way to Control Flexible Robots in Tight Spaces
Robots are increasingly expected to operate in confined and complex environments, from industrial machinery to medical procedures inside the human body. Traditional robotic arms,...
The Push to Control AI Before It Controls Systems
Organizations are rapidly adopting AI to automate workflows, but visibility into how these systems operate is not keeping pace. While much of the discussion...
Millions of WhatsApp User Records May Be Circulating on Cybercrime Forums
Large-scale leaks involving phone numbers and messaging accounts are becoming an increasingly common cybersecurity problem. Even when encrypted messaging platforms protect the content of...
A $300M Acquisition of an Israeli Company Could Change How AI...
As organizations increasingly deploy AI agents, cloud workloads, and automated services, traditional identity systems are struggling to keep up. Most enterprises still manage credentials,...
Sensors Designed for Cars Are Now Helping Detect Drones
The growing number of low-flying drones, together with the emergence of more advanced platforms—including fiber-optic-guided UAVs—is creating an increasing challenge for detection and surveillance...
When GPS Goes Dark, Hypersonic Weapons Could Navigate by the Stars
Hypersonic vehicles create an unusually difficult navigation problem. Traveling at several times the speed of sound leaves little room for positioning errors, while satellite...
This Drone Could Fly Nearly Halfway Around the World Without Refueling
Long-endurance drones such as the MQ-9 Reaper have provided militaries with persistent surveillance and strike capabilities for decades. But future conflicts may demand something...
The Ministry of Defense is Calling for New Technologies
iHLS INNOFENSE - Innovation program for technological startups in the civilian and security sector, which will be operated by iHLS in collaboration with the...
These Wearable Fibers can Generate and Store Energy
Researchers from the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) have developed new battery and solar fibers for wearable electronics with an ambition to develop...
Strong Stretchable Gel-Like Screens for Flexible Electronics
Researchers from North Carolina State University created a material that is both hard and stretchy –glassy gels contain more than 50% liquid and are...
New AI-Powered Smart Glasses Set to Launch in 2025
Baidu, a tech giant in China and leader in artificial intelligence, has introduced a new product: AI-powered smart glasses. Announced at Baidu’s keynote event...
“Definitely Defense” Conference: Insights into the Future of Defense Technology
On February 11, 2025, the "Definitely Defense" conference, organized by iHLS in collaboration with Amit Pollak Matalon & Co. and Deloitte, brought together leaders...
Robotic Touch: “Electronic Skin” Brings Robots Closer to Human Sensation
A new development in electronic skin technology could reshape how robots interact with the physical world. Scientists from the University of Cambridge and University...
Visual-Based AI Navigation System Offers GPS-Free Accuracy in Urban Environments
Researchers at the University of Surrey have developed a new AI-based navigation technology capable of locating devices in dense urban environments without using GPS....
AI System Transforms Cyber Threat Intelligence into Actionable Insights
A new artificial intelligence tool is changing how cybersecurity teams understand and respond to threats. U.S.-based startup Tidal Cyber has introduced NARC (Natural Attack...
When Microrobots Navigate Like Pros — In Labs, Factories, and Beyond
Microrobots — machines smaller than a grain of sand — hold enormous promise for tasks that require precision at scales where conventional tools cannot...
Seeing in the Dark: Cameras Get Snake-Like 4K Vision
High-performance infrared imaging normally requires exotic materials or cryogenic cooling, making it too costly for widespread commercial or security use. Conventional CMOS sensors—the same...
This Machine Learning Trick Can Turn Infrared Into Clear Vision
Robots are increasingly deployed in environments that are unsafe or inaccessible for humans, from collapsed buildings and underground tunnels to industrial sites and disaster...
Europe is Rethinking the Role of Light Attack Planes
European air forces are facing a growing capability gap at the lower end of the combat aviation spectrum. Many light multirole and trainer-based attack...
The Perks of Shifting Toward AI That Works Offline
As artificial intelligence becomes embedded across connected systems, a structural weakness is starting to show. Most AI-driven services depend heavily on centralized cloud infrastructure,...
$13.5M Seed Round Backs Software to Fight Signal Disruption
Modern battlefields increasingly depend on wireless connectivity. Aircraft, drones, satellites, and ground units all rely on radio-frequency signals for navigation, communication, and coordination. Yet...
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This New Interceptor Can Switch From Hovering to High-Speed Pursuit
Intercepting hostile drones requires aircraft that can launch quickly, maneuver efficiently and reach moving targets without placing excessive demands on their operators. Conventional multirotor...
