Technology

Google's quest to build and deploy cars that drive themselves has been going well. On Monday, Chris Urmson, director of Google's self-driving car project,...

The combination of terror threat, the shortcomings of existing technologies and governments’ willingness to spend, provide for a new fast growing Airport Security market...

May 1st, 2014 ISRAEL Developments in IDF cyber campaign for officials The Israeli Defense Force (IDF) exposed its in-house newsfeed, which is published through Ynet. The site...

Articles and issues discussed in this episode: Israeli researchers develop a virtual periscope that can operate underwater U.S. develops system that allows drones to cooperate in...

The Army’s academy has established a cyber warfare research institute to groom elite cyber troops and solve thorny problems for the Army and the...

Criminals and terrorists cannot ALWAYS hide behind prepaid phones. That fact became clear when Cambria County, Pennsylvania police quickly tracked the individual who placed...

A cyber attack on the Australian parliamentary computer network in 2011 may have given Chinese intelligence agencies access to lawmakers’ private emails for an...

An Israeli optical-radar system protects airport runways against birds and other foreign objects * The system is already operational in Israel's Ben Gurion Airport,...

Around 400,000 malicious code attacks against Israel in the first quarter of 2014 * Israel ranked 38th in the list of countries responsible for...

The humanoid Atlas robot is aimed at search and rescue missions * Atlas will be sent into places too dangerous for people. The robot...

The United Kingdom’s Emergency Services Mobile Communications Program (ESMCP) will replace the communication service currently delivered by Airwave, which was criticized following the July...

A significant security breach has been discovered in the DNS protocol, by Israeli students from the Technion's Department of Computer Sciences. As a result...

U.S. officials and security experts are warning that Russian hackers may attack the computer networks of U.S. banks and critical infrastructure firms in retaliation...

A new machine, capable of identifying the chemical composition of liquids sealed within non-metallic containers without opening them, has been developed by Cobalt Light...

A submarine without its periscope? Researchers from Israel's Technion are developing an underwater photography and surveillance system that might make periscopes obsolete * Meet...

Articles and issues discussed in this episode: The recent International Robot Competition in Malaysia SRI International develops tiny assembly robots that can work in groups British researchers...

In cooperation with the U.S. Army, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. successfully flew an unmanned Black Hawk helicopter recently in an effort to provide autonomous cargo...

Artificial intelligence students at the Israeli Technion predict voting patterns for Knesset members. New algorithms can predict the way Knesset members will vote on various...

U.S. military researchers are launching a program to enable surveillance and attack unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to work together on missions involving electronic jamming,...

The U.S. Army distributed a new field manual for soldiers: How to use the electromagnetic spectrum to your advantage. Recently, alongside global military interest in...

Meet the new robotic boat C-Worker: Conducting measurements, scanning, recording, transmitting – all autonomously, without requiring human involvement. British company ASV, a manufacturer of civilian...

Interview with Chen Genossar, VP of Business Development at Afcon Control & Automation, on SCADA - Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition - and cyber...