Micro-Robots for Various Applications are Researched
Micro-robotic manipulators with the ability to move in increments far smaller than the width of a human hair might be enlisted for a range...
Brain-Machine Interfaces Come One Step Closer
The US Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is looking to develop a working mind-computer interface, as we’ve written here before. But what uses...
Watch: Cotton Candy Inspires Next-Gen Bullet Proof Vest
Harvard University researchers are developing a next-generation nanofibre bullet proof vest that takes its inspiration from cotton candy. Scientists at the Harvard Materials Research...
The New Cryptography: Carbon Nanotubes
Carbon nanotubes - is there anything they can’t do? They’re strong, hard, loaded with unique electrical, thermal, and optical properties, and have been heralded...
Pioneers TLV Landing On the Israeli Startup Ecosystem
CBS (Connecting Business & Startups) welcomes Pioneers, the profound business relationships facilitator between tech innovators, to Tel Aviv on March 17th in Yad Harutzim...
Is The Future Soldier A Cyborg?
The US military has embarked on a venture to make cyborgs a reality by creating a chip that could connect a human brain directly...
Darwin – The Chip That Acts Like A Brain
Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) are a type of information processing technique based on emulating processing systems of biological brains. It has been applied in...
New Technology Offers to Store Electricity In “Power Paper”
Energy storage technology may seem as if it’s been stuck in the past, but researchers worldwide are working diligently to come up with new...
Nanomaterials Can Now Absorb Oil Spills
Researchers at Australia’s Deakin University have developed a material that has the potential to save the earth from future oil-spill disasters, and prevent a...
Russia Develops Landmine With ‘Electronic Brain’
Russia has developed new anti-personnel landmines with smart electronic brains that are capable of distinguishing between soldiers and civilians. The landmine goes off only...
The Strongest Password: Atom-Based ID
Scientists have discovered a way to authenticate or identify any object by generating an unbreakable ID based on atoms. The technology, which is being...
Nanotechnology To Improve Maritime, Ground, Aerial Safety
We may not all be aware of it, but nanotechnology is being extensively used and even accompanies us throughout the day - whether in...
Military Nano-Satellites
At an age where warfare technologies are being developed everyday, the military must set its eyes on the future constantly. Leaders of the world...
Nano-Satellites For Communications Between Soldiers
The United States’ military, which is deployed around the world, is dealing with a difficult challenge to provide its soldiers and commanders in remote...
Radiation Personal Protective Equipment for Possible Use in Space Flights
Lockheed Martin and Israeli StemRad are studying First-responder radiation shield for potential deep-space application. The StemRad 360 Gamma is designed to provide maxmimum protection...
Military technology is stranger than fiction
They say that need is the father of invention, but an extensive article on the subject of the future battlefield published recently in the...
What could nano-technology do for defense?
Many countries are investing a lot of money into building a defense system that can, on a day of command, deal with the many...
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Data Breaches Are Connected to Mass Layoffs, Research
A research team from Binghamton University and the State University of New York explains the connection between mass layoffs and data breaches, theorizing that...
