License Plates Have Never Stored So Much Data
Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are probably the most common mass surveillance technology in use by law enforcement agencies. But they're not always used...
Open Call for Startups With Dual-Use Technologies
iHLS and the Ministry of Defense invite you to join the fifth cycle of INNOFENSE and receive a remarkable opportunity to showcase your technology...
The Shape-Shifting “Octo Robot” Built for Stealth
Robots intended for complex natural environments face a familiar problem: rigid bodies and fixed-color surfaces make them easy to detect and limit their ability...
Privacy Right – How to Regulate Civilian Use of UAVs?
By Uri Volovelsky, lawyer and researcher on law and technology
The use of unmanned aircraft (UAVs) for civilian purposes has become part of reality during...
Strategic US-India Bond Deepens
The Trump Administration has approved a $2 billion sale of Guardian MQ-9B unarmed drones to India for maritime surveillance. The approval comes at a...
RFID-reading drone in UAE
RFID-Reading drone tracks structural steel products in storage yard.
Age Steel, a United Arab Emirates (UAE) company that operates steel yards in Dubai, has taken...
Data Fusion Technology Revolutionizing C4I
Thanks to a new integrated C4I system, fighter aircraft will be able to receive ship locations that may be outside of their radar range,...
Drones Could Soon Navigate Collapsed Buildings Without Slowing Down
Flying autonomous drones through unpredictable environments remains one of the biggest technical challenges in robotics. In confined spaces such as collapsed buildings, industrial sites,...
S. Korea Develops Attack Drones to Counter North’s UAVs
South Korean researchers are testing unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, to take on the threat of the fleet of military drones North Korea is...
Are Putin’s Special Forces Catching Up?
Russia’s military is often seen as a bit backward compared to NATO allies and the U.S. — with dated equipment, low budgets, and problematic...
Anthropic’s New AI Models Hit an Unexpected Roadblock
As artificial intelligence systems become more capable, governments are increasingly viewing them through the lens of national security rather than purely commercial technology. The...
Another Tech PowerHouse Enters Surveillance Vehicle Market
Vehicle-based surveillance has increasingly become an efficient means for police and crowd control missions. A new vehicle-based video surveillance platform aims to change Law...
China To Build Spy-proof Smartphones
For years digital security experts have worried over possible backdoors implemented into equipment manufactured at Chinese factories. Over the years there have been several...
Civic Apps: Can They Help Fight Crime?
In 2013, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel unveiled the police department’s latest application programming interface called ClearMap, used to handle anything from wanted lists and...
Technological Innovation in IDF GOC Army Headquarters
The IDF’s GOC Army Headquarters forces have been recently enhanced by technological innovation. The move is designed to make the ground forces technologically updated...
Conflict Concerning Facial Recognition Tech is Heating Up
Recently, Google and Microsoft have acknowledged the risks involving facial recognition services and their potential for misuse and surveillance by bad actors. In December,...
Take Part at The Leading Conference on IoT and Security
The constant growth of technologies enabling the influx of smart connected devices - the Internet of Things (IoT) - has been reflected at the...
US Navy’s Autonomous Robotic Ship
Diesel-electric submarines are cheap, incredibly quiet, easily produced, and pose a great threat to US Naval supremacy. Their travel range is limited, as is...
Children’s Toys Raise Data Privacy Concerns
As technology progresses, even simple toys are getting smarter. Some toys even connect to the internet, or have intricate software, allowing the toys to...
New UAV to Complete US Navy Surveillance Capabilities
Northrop Grumman has won a $255 million contract from the US Navy to procure three MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircrafts. The contract also includes one...
This Technology Helps Vehicles Hit Drones Even While Both Are Moving
Small drones have become one of the most difficult threats on the modern battlefield. Unlike larger aircraft, they are small, fast, and highly maneuverable,...
I-HLS TV Interview – Nir Tel-Oren, IAI
In an interview with I-HLS after the Terrain Dominance conference on December 23rd, Nir Tel-Oren, Senior Director for Group R&D, IAI Mag, spoke about...

















































