Spotting Patterns in Crowds – Promising Video Analytics Tool
Security cameras are everywhere - in malls, stadiums, train stations, parking garages, airports. But with so much information flowing in, it can be challenging...
Innovation in Facial Recognition Benefits Police Officers
Facial recognition technologies will enhance police officers capabilities. Digital Barriers, a UK-headquartered company, has struck an agreement in which it will provide live facial...
DHS Seeks Next-Generation Screening
The next generation of security checkpoint imaging would screen more than 250 people per hour and detect explosives through multiple layers of clothing, under...
The Manufacturing Industry: On the Verge of Digital Revolution
The digital age has created new business models in the fields of production industry. The Internet of Things, mobile cloud, computing cloud, and analytics...
Autonomous UAS Decision Making Displayed at International Competition
The Israeli Technion was placed 4th in the AUVSI International Student UAS Competition for developing and flying an autonomous aero-system.
Universities from all over...
Troublesome Radar Delays Triton UAV Development
Efforts to fix the problematic sense and avoid system on the Triton UAS continue. The U.S. Navy continues to assess its options to replace...
A successful experiment with missile defence interceptor
The U.S. Navy and Missile Defense Agency (MDA) have recently conducted a first successful experiment for the Standard Missile-3 Block IIA. The missile has...
One Missile, Many Missions – The Revolution
ARIE EGOZI
This is a revolution: The importance shifts from the platforms to the systems they carry.
Rafael the Israeli company, that developed some of the...
The Internet of Criminal Justice
The American research institute RAND has published a research according to which internet-based technologies could aid criminal justice agencies and law enforcement in general...
In The Future, Police Could Control Your Driverless Car
Autonomous cars may not be that common yet, but isn’t too early to be thinking about the future - a time when driverless cars...
Night Vision Equipment Becomes Smaller and Lighter
Night vision technology developers have always aspired to reduce the size, weight and power consumption of the devices worn in the field. Furthermore, researchers...
US Army Testing Self-Driving Trucks
Like with most other technological advancements, it’s the military that is likely to finally bring about the adoption of autonomous vehicles. The US Army...
Sensors: more powerful than ever
Recently, a number of advances in sensor technology for battlefield/military have found their way into the news.
For example, the US Army Research Lab is...
New Police Tool for Road Pursuits
Kustom Signals Inc. recently introduced the new Long Range accessory for the LaserCam 4, a fourth generation hand-held video LIDAR.
LaserCam 4 continually zooms...
Perimeter Security, Now A Simpler Mission
Standard Comms presented its Smart Sound Perimeter system that has the ability, using audio and infrasonic sensors, to not just detect perimeter breaches but...
Body Camera is About to Get Smarter
Body camera technology developers for law enforcement have been starting to use artificial intelligence (AI) in order to enhance the devices capabilities and efficiency.
Roughly...
Coming Soon? Radiation Detectors for Smartphones
Radiation detectors are getting smaller and cheaper
A handheld radiation camera developed by the University of Michigan engineering researchers offers nuclear plant operators a faster...
iHLS TV – NSA, Undersea sensors, GHOST unmanned system, Domestic...
In this weekly episode (02 Sep 2014):
- NSA and its new tracking software
- Undersea sensors
- GHOST: The unmanned system
- Domestic extremists
- Ambulance drivers safety
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Fully Automated Drone Renders 3D maps
An “aerial intelligence platform” that fully integrates the drone hardware and image rendering software provides ready-to-use imagery with almost no operator intervention required.
The new...
Special Counter-Terror Unit Exposed in Action
Britain's shadowy, top tier counter-terror unit sprung into action during the dastardly van and knife attack on civilians in London on June 3. The...
Bodycams – From Police Officers to General Public
More and more police officers worldwide have been wearing body cameras, documenting their encounters with criminals or legitimate civilians. But would civilians themselves benefit...
The U.S. is worried about its missile defense capabilities
The Pentagon is quickly moving forward with deployments of key radar and missile defense systems to Japan, Guam, Jordan, Turkey and the United Arab...











































