Aerostat to Detect Aerial and Maritime Threats
Aerostats have multiple uses in the photography and advertising fields, but these can also contribute to states’ security when used as aerial surveillance systems.
The...
US Army Aims to Preserve Autonomous Superiority
The US Army has finalized and released a report on robotics and their applicability. The report, released by the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command...
The new nightmare of counter terror experts
Drones over Paris
What happened yesterday over Paris is the nightmare of counter terror organizations and they say that this is only the beginning of...
Social Media Drone Controlled by Smartphone
Facebook, Instagram and other platform users can now easily operate a smartphone controlled drone designed specifically for taking pictures to share on social media....
American companies want to expand their use of UAVs
Will the U.S aviation authorities succumb to the pressure for a wide use of UAV (unmanned aerial vehicles) for commercial purposes?
For now, the US...
Airborne Sense and Avoid Radars for RPAs
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) successfully completed its second airborne demonstration for the Air Force Research Lab under its Multi Sensor Detect Sense and Avoid...
Ground-Aerial Security Robot
A new security robot has a drone that it can send after intruders and get an aerial view of the situation. The 176-pound golf-cart-sized...
UAVs – what are the current capabilities users are after?
IAI is among the presenters at the upcoming Autonomous Unmanned Systems & Robotics Expo on November 25-26 2014
What do operators of UAVs (Unmanned Aerial...
iHLS TV Weekly Video Report – 14 April 2015
iHLS TV Weekly Video Report :
Barak – 8 the main weapon system onboard the Israeli navy’s new ships.
60.7% of all exported unmanned aircraft in...
New Counter-Terror Drones Revealed
Two specialist UAVs designed specifically for counter-terror operations were showcased by the French company CM Drones at a recent international exhibition. The company promoted...
Rising Use of Drones in International Surveillance
More and more reports of unidentified drones flying over military exercises in European countries recently have caused concerns regarding possible information gathering attempts, by...
Smart Watches Hacking Showcased by Chinese Hackers
Until not long ago China was reluctant to open to the developments in the Internet shpere. However, in recent years this country has been...
Intel Acquires Ascending To Break Into Drone Game
Semiconductor giant Intel has recently announced that it has entered an agreement to acquire Ascending Technologies, A German unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) software manufacturer....
Intel Offers New Drone for Use of Software Developers
Intel unveiled a new ready-to-fly drone, Aero, a quadcopter aimed at software developers rather than casual hobbyists or commercial drone operators.
Intel’s drone is a...
The Future of War: Hacking Drones
A recent report of a U.S. surveillance drone flying over the Crimea region of Ukraine being hacked by Russian forces, is just one of...
Nanotechnology Breakthrough will Sense Hazardous Chemical Traces
Scientists at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed a new device that will measure the motion of small particles...
C4I Technologies for Terrain Dominance Conference – Innovation at its Best
Many participants from the ranks of the Israeli police, the IDF, the defense and civilian industries, came today to learn about the newest technologies...
Swedish UAV Used in Anti-Piracy Operation
Saab of Sweden reports its Skeldar unmanned aerial system is being operated from a Spanish navy vessel as part of anti-piracy operations in the...
Unmanned Surface Vessels – A Sensor Rich Platform
A new radar tracking and fusion software was supplied to an unmanned boats manufacturer to enhance situational awareness on the boats.
Cambridge Pixel, a developer...
Northrop Grumman to Supply Next Generation Helicopter UAV’s
Northrop Grumman will supply unmanned helicopters to the US Navy. The company has won a $108.1 million contract from the US department of defense...
Insect Size RoboBee Performs Controlled Flight
A team of researchers from the Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences are developing an insect sized robot that made its first flight last summer. Half the size of a paperclip, weighing less than a tenth of a gram, RoboBee inspired by the biology of a fly and conceived through manufacturing breakthrough and miniaturization.
New UAV to Monitor Radiation Following Nuclear Disasters
University of Bristol researchers have unveiled a large semi-autonomous drone called the ARM system, which could be used to provide visual and thermal monitoring...
















































