Egozi: Israel and Cyber War
By Arie Egozi
For Russia, Syria was a huge war laboratory. Russian President Vladimir Putin recently said that the experience gained by the Russian defense...
Ukraine’s Army to Get Dedicated Quadcopter
With a new tactical quadcopter, designed specifically for military use, Ukraine is preparing for the second generation of small drone warfare. The nation, which...
Rafael to Supply to IDF with Battlefield Operational Connectivity
A new operational connectivity system has been chosen by the IDF. Essentially creating an ‘operational internet’ at the battlefield, the FIRE WEAVER is a...
Pigeon Inspired Flying Robot Developed
Humans have always been jealous of birds’ ability to fly. It wasn’t until the early 20th century, when the Wright brothers managed to become...
IAI Signs New Collaborations in India
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is increasing its operations in India, signing strategic collaboration agreements with leading local companies, for the manufacturing of a wide...
Manned Platform Preferred Over Triton UAV
Unmanned aerial systems have been fulfilling more and more defense roles. However, sometimes manned solutions are still a better option. The German government has...
DARPA-Like Agencies to Be Established in Europe
The development of new systems by military organizations has been based more and more on civilian disruptive technologies. European states are establishing their own...
Super Bowl LIV Surprises: Jennifer Lopez, Shakira, and 5G Technology
iHLS InnoTech Tel Aviv Expo will expose ground-breaking technologies for mega events.
The Super Bowl LIV game held this week in Miami, Florida, has been...
New Chinese UAV Powered by Three Engines
A Chinese 3-engine UAV has reportedly completed successfully its first flight. The Sichuan Tengden Technology Company’s new version of the TW328/TB001 is possibly the...
Using Silicon For More Efficient Body Armor
Scientists at Texas A&M University are working to develop more durable body armor. The researchers have managed to figure out how to make boron...
To Cross or Not to Cross? Drones will Solve Dilemma
Unmanned aerial vehicles can provide a cost-effective solution to producing data on railway infrastructures. While there are guidelines for constructing new highway-rail grade crossings...
Iconic Fighter Jet Makes a Comeback
One of the United States’ and the world’s most iconic fighter jets is staged to make a comeback. For the first time in nearly...
LIDAR Drones – Growing Market
Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) sensors use light energy, emitted from a laser, to scan the ground and measure variable distances. Compared to other...
Flying Taxis and Autonomous Aircraft Over Cities? Not So Quickly
Uber and Hyundai have recently announced the establishment of a new partnership designed for the development of flying taxis. The move follows the efforts...
Tiny Tech, Major Benefits: Carbon Nanotubes
While most of the United States Army’s research goes into large tanks, helicopters, hypersonic missiles, UGVs and more, there exists a team of researchers...
One of The Most Expensive Fighter Jet Full of Flaws
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program is possibly the most expensive military weapon development program to exist. With an expected lifetime cost of approximately...
Proximity Ammunition Protects Ships From UAVs
US naval ordnance experts are at work testing a new counter-UAV system for military combat vessels. The anti-UAV system utilizes heavy weapons and precise...
AI-Powered System Predicts Where Enemy Will Attack
Situational awareness and battlefield intelligence is often the most crucial part of warfare. Aircraft carriers, jets, tanks, and the most advanced technologies mean close...
How to Respond to Hypersonic Threats
DARPA, the Pentagon’s research agency, is looking for a way to combat or intercept enemy hypersonic weapons. With countries like China and Russia working...
Tiny Tech, Major Benefits: Quantum Dots
The United States Army applies its research to a wide variety of technologies, vehicles, and weapons. From the largest tanks and aircraft to the...
Blood Oxygen Detection Device Will Save Swimmer’s Lives
The United States Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has been at work developing and building a new life-saving device that would let instructors know...
Towards Olympic Games – Smart City Applications in Tokyo
In preparation for the Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games slated for this summer in Japan, demand for drones and security robots has grown. The...
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