Designing Hypersonic Aircraft May Be Simpler Than Expected
A new study offers a surprising insight into the future of hypersonic flight, claiming that the design principles behind today’s aircraft may still apply,...
The Race Against Grid Hacks—AI Is Getting Faster
Modern power grids are no longer purely physical systems. They rely on tightly integrated digital networks to manage electricity flow, monitor infrastructure and coordinate...
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...
A Major Upgrade Is Coming to Military Night Vision
Night operations have become a standard part of modern military activity, but many frontline troops still rely on night vision technology designed more than...
Are Phones Listening To Us? – How You Can Avoid Passive...
How come your phone knows exactly what to recommend you? How come you have just received an as for that thing you just talked...
Nvidia Reveals Smallest Ever Supercomputer
At CES 2025, Nvidia revealed a groundbreaking innovation: the world's smallest AI supercomputer, Project Digits. This compact powerhouse packs immense computing capabilities, capable of...
These “Smart Surfaces” Could Make 6G Faster—and Harder to Hack
As wireless devices continue to multiply, the radio spectrum is becoming increasingly crowded. Smartphones, connected vehicles, industrial sensors, wearables and countless other devices all...
Meet this Dual-Use GPS Tracking Technology
GPS technology has been around for quite some time, ever since 1973 when the US Department of Defense (DoD) created a satellite system that...
This 6G Concept Turns Satellites Into AI Brains
As mobile networks move toward sixth-generation capabilities, expectations are shifting well beyond faster data speeds. Future networks are expected to deliver intelligence—running AI models...
This New Robot Tech Keeps Troops Out of CBRN Danger
Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear hazards remain among the most dangerous threats soldiers can face. Detecting and responding to these risks is often slow,...
AI “Search Dog” Learns the Field Like a Human
Search-and-rescue teams often struggle with a basic operational challenge: disaster zones are unpredictable, unmapped, and full of obstacles that confuse traditional robotic systems. Standard...
Malware Hidden in Trusted Microsoft Repositories Put Developer Credentials at Risk
Software developers increasingly rely on open-source repositories to accelerate development, integrate new features, and build cloud-based applications. The trust placed in these repositories is...
Amazon Advances Delivery with Regulatory Approval for New Drone
Amazon has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval to expand its drone delivery service, marking a significant step forward in the e-commerce giant's ambitions...
Portable Cooling System Targets Heatstroke for Soldiers in the Field
A new wearable cooling device is being developed to help military personnel and emergency responders manage heat-related illnesses in extreme environments. The technology, known...
Can Virtual Reality Improve Real-World Split-Second Decisions?
Police officers routinely operate in situations where rapid decisions carry serious consequences. Under acute stress, heart rate typically rises while heart rate variability declines...
New Quantum Clock Keeps Perfect Time Even When GPS Goes Dark
Modern military and civilian systems depend heavily on precise timing. GPS satellites do far more than provide location - they also distribute highly accurate...
Earth-Mapping AI Startup Secures $130M for Satellite Tech
Spanish startup Xoople secured $130 million in a Series B round to advance its Earth-mapping AI, according to Angel Investors Network. Founded in 2019,...
Next-Gen Military Textiles: Smart Uniforms with Embedded Sensors
In a step toward smarter and more responsive military gear, researchers in South Korea have unveiled a new type of fabric-based technology that transforms...
Military Technology to Support Coastal Tourism
Military technology is often applied for civilian purposes. Navigating difficult physical surroundings often impairs planning and movement, whether on the battlefield or in areas...
A Smart Bandage Can Use Engineered Cells to Speed Up Healing
Chronic wounds remain one of the more difficult problems in regenerative medicine. In many cases, the body fails to maintain the immune and signaling...
Robot Dogs and AI Inspectors- The Future of Border Security
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently began working with leading trade and travel technology company “Pangiam” to bring cutting-edge artificial intelligence, computer vision, and...
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...
















































