Deep Learning Technologies

Would Deep Learning Technologies Help Secure Airports?

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A new initiative seeks the application of deep learning technologies in enhancing airport security. The US Department of Homeland Security is turning to data...

Wednesday, November 26 is the day: AUS&R 2014

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Western Rishon LeZion, Israel's largest Unmanned Systems' Event – complete with airshow, ground autonomous systems display, exhibition of 40 presenters and a professional convention The...

Smartphone vs. Big Brother

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We are all understandably ’hysterical’ about maintaining our privacy. There is no doubt this is a burning, crucial issue. Nevertheless, we ought to bear...

Hurricane images from a UAV direct to your smartphone: the technology...

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SDI is among the presenters at the upcoming Autonomous Unmanned Systems & Robotics Expo on November 25-26 2014 Until not so long ago, we have...
drone detection

New Drone Detection System for Urban Environments

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In recent years, Singapore has been showing a deep interest in the drone business, and more specifically drone detection. The country has acquired an...

Policing the cloud: we should expect more from law enforcement cloud...

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It starts the moment you wake up and turn off your alarm: Your smartphone records and sends to the cloud each interaction you make,...

Does Israel keep capitulating to foreign demands?

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The terrorist organization ISIS might introduce aircraft hijacking as part of its war against the West. Will this new situation provide Israel's Transport Ministry...

iHLS TV – Ebola possibly weaponized, Safe City projects, next gen...

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iHLS Israel Homeland Security In this weekly report (28 October 2014): Ebola possibly weaponized Safe City projects US next generation bunker-buster bombs New Hovermast unveiled Euclid antenna pedestals

Recording calls to improve service – is that really so?

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AT&T announced it was introducing a pilot system to its Customer Service Relations (CSR) for recording customers' calls as well as analyzing content and...
identifying terrorists in crowds

Identifying Terrorists in Crowds – Innovative Tech Sought

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Detecting and identifying suspects in crowds has become increasingly important in the fight against terrorist threats. The UK government has decided to advance the...
chemical identification

Chemical Identification, Now a Basic Capability

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FLIR Systems has recently announced the Griffin G510 Gas Chromatograph-Mass Spectrometer (GC/MS). The device is essentially a first person-portable chemical identifier. The FLIR Griffin...

TSA asked To Allow Privately Trained Dogs to Screen Cargo

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The U.S. Air forwarders Association told a congressional panel that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) should move toward permitting private contractors to train explosive-sniffing...

Ebola epidemic: WHO declares global emergency

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Facing the worst known outbreak of the Ebola virus, with almost 1,000 fatalities in West Africa, the World Health Organization declared an international public...

California governor vetoes drone surveillance bill

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California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a bill requiring law enforcement officials to secure warrants from a judge prior to using drones or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)...
airport security

Machine Learning will Boost Airport Security

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Conducting airport security missions can be a complex task, which sometimes results in more than a few missed threats. Now, machine learning might help...

First responders’ technology prize to be awarded by DHS

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U.S DHS launches $25K prize for innovative ways to track first responders indoors during incidents. The Homeland Security Department's research and development arm announced it...

The FBI just used facial recognition to catch a fugitive of...

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A recent FBI case has proved that the bureau's facial recognition systems works. The story starts with a fugitive, Neil Stammer, who had been on...

Quarantines among legal tools available if Ebola outbreak widens

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Questions about the U.S. government’s legal authority to contain the Ebola virus are increasing, even as federal officials attempt to keep public panic at...

iHLS TV: Chemical Terror Attacks – A Security Nightmare

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Interview with Shahar Belkin, CTO of FST 21, on the concept of "convenient security", security systems that don't interfere with daily life. The full interview...

FST21 Helps Organization Secure Facilities

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FST21 America offers a platform that combines facial and voice recognition with behavior monitoring to determine who is authorized to enter a facility. There...

Color-changing film detects chemical weapons

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A new way of detecting chemical weapons: thin-film materials change color in response to chemical warfare agents. In today’s world, in which the threat of...
biometric identification

Is Biometric Identification a 100% Safe?

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Innovation in biometric identification offer an exciting new frontier in security, with the global biometric system market expected to reach an estimated $32.4 billion...

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When “Anyone With the Link” Became “Anyone on Google”

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As AI assistants become part of everyday work, users are increasingly sharing conversations, documents and project files through built-in collaboration features. These tools make...