How Many Changes along a UAS Way to Operational Use?

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After numerous changes, the final RfP for the Stingray unmanned aerial vehicle (UAS) has been set for 2018. The US Navy hopes to have...
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Is China Making Suicide Drones for Russia?

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Russian and Chinese companies might be making Iranian replica drones for use in Ukraine, which If true would indicate that China is moving closer...

Emerging Threats in the APT World: Predictions for 2015

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For several years now, Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has shed light on some of the world’s biggest Advanced Persistent Threat...
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Futuristic Technology to Replace GPS

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Quantum as an alternative to GPS? Probably yes. A new vacuum chamber contains a cloud of atoms at the right conditions for precise navigational...
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New Tech Hacks into Radar Signals to Track Enemy Ships

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Chinese scientists claim to have developed a new passive bistatic radar that can track commercial ships at sea by "borrowing" external radar emitters. The scientists...
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Sci-Fi Spacesuit Turns Bodily Fluids into Drinking Water

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A major problem for astronauts performing spacewalks is very basic - how to relieve themselves. An innovative invention from Cornell University collects and filters...
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New Manta Ray Underwater Drone for High-Endurance Missions

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Northrop Grumman Corporation announced a new unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) prototype called the Manta Ray, which can reportedly carry out long-range, extended-duration, and large payload-capable underwater...

New Aircrew Self Defense Weapon

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US combat pilots currently have knives in their ejection survival packs, and, on occasion, a sidearm. A new weapon will provide better protection if...

Bridging the Gap in Countering Hypersonic Missiles

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The Japanese Defense Ministry will develop a railgun-based counter-hypersonic weapon system. Together with long-range missiles, the next-generation system will provide Japan with multilayered intercept...

Proximity Ammunition Protects Ships From UAVs

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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...
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Voice Recognition Technology to Be Based on AI

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The U.S. Coast Guard receives more than 200 false distress calls a year over its Very High Frequency (VHF) radio channel 16—the mariner’s “911,”—and...
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Unexpected Tech will Help See Through Walls

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Researchers from Graz University of Technology in Austria want to change the way we interface with drones, using augmented reality to turn them from...
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How AI and Commercial Data Integrate with Homeland Security

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When it comes to homeland security, the combination of AI with commercial data holds immense potential but also comes with ethical considerations and trust...

Waterproof, Flexible, and Nearly Invincible: Future Military Batteries

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A small group of United States Army scientists have been at work developing a new lightweight and nearly invincible battery. The new batteries are...

Small Drones are a Rising Threat to Large Tanks, Changing the...

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In recent times, small, inexpensive, commercially available drones have become some of the deadliest pieces of weaponry that exist. Now, the US Army is...
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Robotic Dexterity Developed Via Deep Learning

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An intriguing challenge has led to the development of a robotic dexterous skills solution. Last year, the Real Robot Challenge organized by Max Planck...
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New Titanium Alloy Promises Stronger, Cheaper 3D-Printed Components

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Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) Researchers have developed a titanium alloy specifically designed for 3D printing, addressing two long-standing challenges: high material costs and...

Israel’s Unmanned Systems Event: Final Rehearsal

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By iHLS NewsDesk The final rehearsal for the unmanned systems event to be held at the Rishon Lezion YES Planet compound, Israel, on November 26,...
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Patrol Boats Are Getting New Type of Sensors

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The U.S. has been enhancing the nighttime operational capabilities of its Navy and Coast Guard patrol boats. Long-range electro-optical sensor designers at FLIR Systems...

LIFE SAVING PANELS

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To read this article in Hebrew . . Achidatex completed a force protection retrofitting project in North America for a governmental institute. The project consists of forced...
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High-Speed Aerial Robot for Navigates Complex Environments

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Engineers from the University of Hong Kong have introduced a groundbreaking aerial robot, SUPER, designed to navigate high-speed environments with exceptional agility. This new...
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Smart Campus Challenged by IoT Security

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Devices connected to the internet of things (IoT), now becoming standard components in new buildings, can increase energy performance while reducing costs. But such...

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These AI Agents Were Supposed to Follow the Rules—Then They Took...

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AI agents are increasingly being allowed to browse websites, write code and interact with external systems with limited human supervision. That autonomy creates a...