Too Many Close Encounters Between Drones And Aircrafts
The ever growing number of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) operated by professionals and hobbyists alike is posing a significant risk to safety in an...
Israel’s Heron UAV will Be Leased to Greece
Israel will lease Heron UAVs, developed by IAI, to Greece. The Israeli system will be used primarily for border defense. It is the first...
New Energy Solution for UAVs
With a higher energy-to-mass ratio than traditional battery systems, Hydrogen Fuel Cells can provide commercial UAVs with over three times the flight endurance. A...
The Pentagon Is Developing a Language for Drones
The U.S. military hopes to get drone swarms from different manufacturers to talk to one another during warfare, and the key might be a...
Russia guards the north pole
Russia has begun operating two mini-UAVs in the arctic skies - the Takhion and the Eleron-3 - in order to monitor flights in the...
Vertical Take Off and Landing – Major Naval Advantage
The German Navy has just started at-sea tests of the SKELDAR V200 vertical take off and landing (VTOL) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) aboard first-in-class...
Hackers: A Real Threat to Unmanned Vehicles
By Shai Rud
A few days after the Curiosity rover landed on Mars, members of the hacker group Anonymous annoucned that they intend to hack...
NASA Drone Test is Good News for Air Taxis
Researchers at a NASA Research Center conducted a successful test in which they released several drones and let them fly unobserved to see if...
VTOL Capability that Does Not Compromise Speed
A new drone that can take off and land on a single spot while still achieving high speeds in flight is required for environment...
Russia Developing New Multi-Use VTOL Rocket
Russia is now designing a new multi-use VTOL rocket that will also be environmentally friendly.
According to designers, unlike Elon Musk’s Space X Falcon 9,...
RAF Flew Synthetic Fuel Drone For The First Time
Various research efforts are currently being conducted and many resources invested to reduce the use of oil-based fuels and produce alternatives, such as fuel...
Technological Breakthrough in Train Autonomy
Autonomous trains and trams are stepping stones to full self-driving vehicles, thanks to their defined routes, but retain some of the hardest challenges cars...
A Drone Just Reached 699 km/h—and It’s Only Getting Started
The rapid spread of drones has created a new challenge for militaries: intercepting fast-moving aerial threats before they reach their targets. While many counter-drone...
From Months to Days: How Robots Are Fixing Fleet Readiness
Naval forces have long faced a persistent challenge: maintenance delays that keep critical vessels out of operation for extended periods. Inspections of hulls, decks,...
Meet New Surveillance Radar
A new surveillance radar is designed for the detection of multiple threats in the modern battlefield or security environment. SPEXER 600 multi-mission, X-Band ground-based...
New Anti-UAV System Uses Laser-Guided Rockets
The US Army has recently enhanced its counter-drone capabilities with the delivery of six Electronic Advanced Ground Launcher Systems (EAGLS) from MSI Defense Solutions....
A Game-Changing Ocean Watchdog That Never Sleeps
Critical undersea cables and energy pipelines have become increasingly attractive targets for adversaries, particularly as naval competition intensifies in the North Atlantic. Recent Russian...
London’s New Smart City Feature
The smart city concept basically entails having more digital technology around cities will ensure for a safer city. One major ongoing issue is traffic...
Student-Built Drone Showcases Seamless Air-to-Water Capability
A new hybrid drone developed by engineering students at Aalborg University in Denmark demonstrates a rare and fluid transition between flight and underwater navigation—showing...
Manned-Unmanned Teaming Revolution Reaches Tank Level
Robot vehicles, often referred to by army weapons developers in the context of “manned-unmanned” teaming, are a fast-growing element of the developmental calculus when...
AI in Wartime
Artificial intelligence is gaining use in modern warfare – what does it mean, and is it dangerous? AI, while faster than humans, is not...
Flying Car in US Air Force’s Service?
A flying car initiative of the US Air Force has the potential to save lives or deliver critical equipment, all while decreasing the service's...
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