US: the Federal Bureau of Prisons introduces Millimeter Wave Scanner
The Federal Bureau of Prisons is examining a new technology for its security details, a millimeter wave scanner, designed to screen visitors, internees and...
New Game-Changer in Less-Lethal Munitions for Law Enforcement
A new munition product addressing the less-lethal market was recently launched. The patented technology allows for delivering a significantly greater kinetic energy in a...
Non-Lethal Laser Exposed at Unexpected Arena
Submarines are at their most vulnerable when transiting on the surface in busy waterways. As such, force protection is critical in order to shield...
iHLS TV Special Video Edition: The US Navy is testing Fortis...
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In this week's Special Video Edition, we discuss the US Navy and the US Army's use of exoskeletons.
Egozi: Unmanned Killer Boats’ Growing Role
By Arie Egozi
The problem is universal and some countries are now confronted by it in a growing pace and severity.
An exclusive economic zone (EEZ)...
New Non-Lethal System May Have Far-Reaching Consequences
A new non-lethal technology could be also used for lethal applications. The U.S. Marine Corps is developing a laser crowd control device which can...
US Seeks Solution to Counter Small Drones
The US armed forces keep looking for new technologies to counter small drones, as they have become a threat from both law enforcement and...
Unique Stun Grenade Exposed
A new rectangular, pocket-sized stun grenade about the size of a smartphone is now offered by Rheinmetall.
The Spectac non-lethal effector is specially designed for...
Unmanned Surface Vehicle – for Mine Sweeping Missions
On-water testing began for the fourth-generation Common Unmanned Surface Vehicle (CUSV), supporting the U.S. Navy's Unmanned Influence Sweep System (UISS) program. The Navy intends...
Controversy Over London Police Use of Tasers
The London Metropolitan police want to use Tasers. This has created a lively debate about the use of this non-lethal weapon.
One argument in favor...
The Growing Use of Taser Guns
Development of different non-lethal weapons for handling recalcitrant citizens is an vital aspect of law enforcement agencies in a country. The need for an...
Croatia Deals With Thousands of Migrants Turned Away By Hungary
Croatia closes seven of the eight road crossings after 11,000 people, who were turned away from Hungary, flooded into the country in a matter...
iHLS TV – Non-Lethal Weapons Special Edition
Articles and issues discussed in this Episode:
New Rafael remote controlled weapons station aimed at non-lethal use
U.S. Department of Defense is developing a microwave-based, vehicle-stopping...
Skunk weapon to go overseas
U.S. police are interested in purchasing the Israeli “Skunk” - a non-lethal weapon used by the Israel police force and IDF for crowd control....
Law Enforcement’s New Non-Lethal Non-Painful Weapon
A new device, developed mainly for law enforcement agencies, is allowing officers to use force to stop suspects without causing them any pain. The...
New tethered hovering aerial systems
IAI and Sky Sapience Partner on Tethered Hovering Aerial Systems
AUVSI, ATLANTA, GA (May 6, 2015) - Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and Sky Sapience signed...
Innovative Face Recognition technology
In this day and age of highly advanced crimes on the one hand, and intensifying terrorism on the other, the sense among intelligence service,...
The Growing club of armored cars users
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has recently started using his new armored BMW as his regular mode of transportation. Abbott treated himself to the...
New Truck-Mounted Directed-Energy Weapon System Revealed
The British Army began trials of a new mobile-directed-energy system as part of Project EALING, which employs advanced radio frequency technology to interfere with...
Familiar Weapon Gets Unexpected Features
Stun grenades are a non-lethal weapon used by law enforcement, SWAT teams and military servicemen in order to temporarily disorient a suspect’s or an...
Graphene May be used in bulletproof Vests
In the search for a better material for bullet-proof vests, researchers are turning to graphene, which they say works twice as well as the...
First responders’ technology prize to be awarded by DHS
U.S DHS launches $25K prize for innovative ways to track first responders indoors during incidents.
The Homeland Security Department's research and development arm announced it...
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