New Counter-Terror Technologies Developed by China
China has been enhancing its arsenal of counter-terror technologies. Recently, it has developed a new counter-terrorism laser gun capable of hitting the targets within...
euRathlon 2015 Grand Challenge Is Heading Towards The Main Event
More than 40 robots and 150 scientists and engineers have gathered to compete in the euRathlon 2015 Grand Challenge. Inspired by the 2011 Fukushima...
Raytheon’s Version of Iron Dome – Effective Support South Korea
As we previously published, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) did not think that systems such as Iron Dome would be suitable for...
Near Miss: Four Drone-Related Incidents In UK This Month Alone
For the past few weeks four incidents have been recorded in which an almost-collision took place between drones and manned aircrafts, including passenger planes,...
The US Goes After Domestic Terrorists
The U.S. Justice Department said this week that it has created a new office which would focus on homegrown extremists.
Assistant Attorney General John P....
UAS-gathered images to help first responders
Aerial imagery of infrastructure will assist first responders in rescue missions and disaster areas.
Israeli manufacturers of unmanned air systems (UAS) see a growing demand...
A Drone That Ignites Fires To Prevent Wildfires
A new drone under development at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln could change the way wildfires are fought – and encourage the use of prescribed...
Next Generation Amphibious Assault Ship
The U.S Navy is preparing to build its new LXR amphibious assault ship in order to meet the fast-rising need for amphibs across the...
British reservists to be cyber security and intelligence specialists
Sweeping reforms are being carried out to transform the British Army reserves force. They are being prepared as specialists in cyber security, chemical-biological warfare...
2013 Cyber Security Report: One Serious Incident Could Cost $649k
$649,000 is the average cost incurred by large companies in the wake of a cyber-attack, according to the 2013 Global Corporate IT Security Risks...
AUS&R Preview: The Magal Roboguard
Magal will present its Roboguard robotic solution in the upcoming AUS&R 2013 exhibition. The Roboguard replaces humans in securing border fences. It uses a...
Experts: Firms Must Consider Internal Cyber Threats
Cyber bad guys come in all shapes and sizes these days. It’s just as likely that the person sitting next to you is the...
Sending Passwords Through Fingerprints
Computer scientists and electrical engineers from the University of Washington have devised a way to send passwords through the human body using benign, low-frequency...
Flying Car’s Maiden Flight
Advanced Tactics Inc. announced that it has successfully completed the first flight test of the Black Knight Transformer, a modular and roadable vertical takeoff...
Las Vegas in Need of Federal Counter-Terrorism Assistance
According to many, the American government is failing to provide Las Vegas and other large parts of Nevada with adequate resources to combat terrorism...
New Drones to be Used as Internet Hotspots
The U.S military may soon be deploying air-mobile hotspots so that troops operating in remote locations can communicate with support units.
The Defense Advance Research...
U.S. Drone Seeks advanced Payload
Unmanned systems 2014 – U.S. special forces UAV “Puma” seeks payload, including infrared, laser rangefinder and video, aimed at intelligence gathering and surveillance.
U.S. Army...
Mixed Reality Technology Utilized in Unexpected Method
Engineers are working with Japan Airlines (JAL) on ways to incorporate Microsoft's HoloLens Mixed Reality hologram technology in order to develop new ways to...
Can Israel Keep its Top UAS Exporter Status?
By ARIE EGOZI
Unmanned Air Systems (UAS) have become a very important item in the defence shopping lists of countries around the world, and its...
The technology behind modern intelligence
The modern world we live in dictates the use of many modes of electronic communications: Wired and cellular communications, surfing the internet, sending e-mails,...
New Gun-Mounted Cameras Will Revolutionize Police Work
While body cameras are becoming more popular among law enforcement teams, gun-mounted cameras provide a better point of view, since they are usually aimed...
Anti-Drone Jammers at the Davos World Economic Forum
Swiss police were pictured in Davos testing anti-drone jammers, which resemble massive machine guns, as part of security preparations for the World Economic Forum....












































