Will Online Gaming Technologies Train Future Forces?
A new online gaming platform is now aiming to shape the future of the US Armed Forces. The game allows soldiers to experiment and...
Robot Interoperability – The Name of The Game
The U.S. Army launches several competitions to define its future robot unmanned ground systems fleet, in a move that may transform the ground robotics...
South Korea’s New Amphibious Armoured Vehicles
Two new South Korean amphibious armoured vehicles are slated to enter service this year. Defence manufacturer Hyundai Rotem created the 8x8 armoured vehicles for...
Clothes to Tell of Injury
During a battle, there will always be wounded and dead, there is no way around that. But from a research conducted in the United...
Ultrasound Imaging In Live Broadcast
Prof. Yonina Eldar’s laboratory at the faculty for electrical engineering at the Israel Institute of Technology (Technion) is developing an innovative approach for ultrasound...
Drones Can Now Sniff Out Bombs
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have brought out a new tool in the fight against terrorism: bomb sniffing drones. The team took existing...
What’s on Program at the Forthcoming Conference on Future Forces?
Cutting-edge technological responses to the future warfare challenges will be the focus of the conference on Future Forces that will be hosted by iHLS...
Towards The Future Forces Conference
On tuesday, 21/07/2015, the conference for Future Forces will take place and the preperations are at their peak. Shavit Or, chairman of the conference,...
New-Gen Exoskeleton Helps The Paralyzed Walk Again
Paraplegia, paralysis from the waist down, used to confine all affected to the wheelchair. With disabled-friendly facilities being far from the norm, the limitations...
Situational Awareness System in GPS-Denied Environments
Many capabilities of the dismounted forces depend on GPS navigation. But what happens in GPS-denied environments? Forces operating in urban, indoor or underground operations...
New, U.S Greener Stealth Bikes
The US Military’s new motorbikes are quiet - deadly quiet. In 2014, the US Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) launched a competition to...
Big Data Revives Crime Prevention
In simpler times, policing was about maintaining presence in a community. A local cop could know everyone and everything in his neighbourhood. And that’s...
DARPA Wants Smarter, Faster, Safer Armoured Vehicles
The US Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is embarking on a project to make military ground vehicles safer, faster, and smarter. The Ground...
Future Law Enforcement
In a lecture he gave today in the Future Forces conference, Chief Superintendent Dan Fisher, Head of the strategy policy unit in the strategy...
Polish Army Looking For Battlefield Simulators
The Polish Army is looking to acquire tactical battlefield simulation systems, according to a tender announced by the army’s Armament Inspectorate. The simulators are...
Could Bullets Avoid Civilian Casualties?
The US Army is working on a new “safe” bullet. Safe to bystanders, at least, but still just as lethal for the intended target....
LTC Leon Altarez on Robotics In The Battlefield
LTC Leon Altarez, PEO Robotics, Land Force Command, spoke at the AUS&R 2015, which took place on September 7th, on the challenges the army...
Unexpected Destination for New Rifle
Soldiers operating at the future battlefield will have to be more agile and at the same time carry advanced equipment that might interfere with...
How To Fit Vehicles, Aircrafts On Amphib Carriers
The U.S. marine corps is working on plans to extend its reach while still keeping soldier safe in the field. The plan is to...
Smart clouds on the horizon
Clouds are used now for many applications and the demand is growing especially for connecting devices to them.
Israeli companies are very active in the...
Stuxnet Is Only The Tip Of The Iceberg
Stuxnet, the world-famous computer worm that destroyed Iran’s centrifuges at the Natanz uranium enrichment plant, was only one part of a much larger operation....
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A New Quantum Breakthrough Could Change Signal Detection on the Battlefield
Modern military and civilian communications environments are becoming increasingly crowded. Drones, radios, sensors, satellites, electronic warfare systems, and wireless networks all compete for space...
