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Plant-Based Sensors to Collect Intelligence

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The US Department of Defense evaluates that the military’s traditional intelligence sensors are not always optimal for the tasks that have become more and...

Researchers Just Took a Big Step Toward Smarter 6G Networks

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Wireless networks are expected to support far more than smartphones in the coming decade. Autonomous vehicles, industrial automation, critical infrastructure, and AI-driven services will...

How Can We Keep Electromagnetic Radiation Exposure In Check?

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Society demands continuous implementation of new transmission systems due to ongoing development of communication technologies. These systems work by emitting electromagnetic waves. As a...
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Quantum Physics to Enable Better Underwater Communications

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GPS signals don't penetrate very deeply or at all in water, soil or building walls, and therefore, can't be used by submarines or in...
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3D Mapping to Locate Survivors in Burning Buildings

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Engineers from two universities, Ruhr-Universität Bochum and University of Duisburg-Essen, have developed novel signal processing methods for imaging and material characterization with the aid...

A Cloaking Device for Electronics? Not Sci-Fi Anymore

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Modern technology depends on precision, yet many critical systems operate in environments filled with invisible magnetic noise. Power infrastructure, medical imaging, aerospace platforms, and...

Is the US Still Unprepared For an EMP Attack?

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The risks of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack simply cannot be overstated. A single powerful charge detonated at a high-enough altitude over the continental...

The New Weapon That Disables Satellites Without a Missile

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Satellites have become a critical part of modern military operations, providing communications, navigation, intelligence and targeting data to forces around the world. As dependence...

No Flash, No Noise: A New Kind of Handheld Weapon

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Conventional firearms rely on chemical propellants, producing noise, flash, and visible signatures that can limit their use in certain operational scenarios. In law enforcement...

New Technology Will Stop Vehicles Posing a Threat

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A new EU-funded project has demonstrated a prototype device that can control and stop non-cooperative vehicles posing a threat, by disrupting the functioning of...

US Vulnerable to Electromagnetic Warfare

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With nearly every aspect of modern life relying on computers and electronics, the dangers of electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weaponry cannot be overstated. An EMP...
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Electronic Warfare Tech That Would Chanage Military Operations

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US Air Force officials are working with microwave experts to conduct experiments with high power electromagnetic (HPEM) technology. The work offers the potential to...
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Shaping the Lower Airspace DefenseTech Market: Transitioning to Operational DFR Solutions,...

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Written By Or Shalom Over the past decade—and particularly in recent years—the lower airspace domain has evolved from a regulatory gray area into one of...
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Latvia to Enhance its Electromagnetic Protection

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With the goal to equip its armed forces with emerging and disruptive technologies, the Latvian MoD will invest some $1.4 million in three innovative...

Breakthrough in Electromagnetic Spectrum Sharing

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Sharing the limited resources of the electromagnetic spectrum with civilian organizations is one of the challenges faced by military forces. An advanced solution currently...
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This Counter-UAS System Chooses the Best Way to Defeat Each Drone...

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The rapid proliferation of drones has created a new challenge for military forces and critical infrastructure operators. Modern threats range from small commercial quadcopters...
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A New RF System Could Help Drones Stay Connected in Jammed...

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Maintaining reliable communications in congested or contested environments remains a growing challenge for military and unmanned systems. Most fielded radios still rely on omnidirectional...
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Record Number of Drones Flying in Swarm

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A world record was set for the largest drone swarm ever deployed during an aerial show in China. A swarm of 1,180 coordinated drones...

Revolutionary Solution for Contested Bandwidth

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Congested bandwidth is challenging. The recent concern about 5G deployment near US airports focuses on the problem of radio interference. Beyond the 5G issue,...

New Material to Protect from Electronic Surveillance

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Conductive Composites, a small Utah company, has developed an extremely thin, flexible material, to shield from electronic emissions and electromagnetic pulses. Beyond traditional network-penetration, novel...
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Reduced-Sized Antenna to Provide Communication to UUVs

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A Mechanically Based Antenna (AMEBA) will provide means of communication and collaboration to unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs). The solution which will enter the early...

IoT Security – Killing the Problem at Its Source

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In an internet-connected world where devices are networked, the security of embedded devices is essential, as they are more and more exposed to cyber...

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This Rifle Upgrade Times Every Shot to Help Hit Fast-Moving Drones

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Small drones have become a difficult target for infantry. They can approach quickly, change direction and present a much smaller target than a conventional...