Always Wanted X-Ray Vision? Soon You Might Get Your Wish

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You won’t be gifting it during this holiday season, but in a couple of years you’ll be able to buy a device that lets...

World’s First Wearable Translator

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Since the dawn of time man dreamed of overcoming the barriers of language. Our most primal myths warn us of the troubles of disjointed...

China’s Baidu Creates AI To Warn of Crowd Stampedes

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In New Year’s Eve of 2015, thousands in Shanghai came to the Bund where a light show was to take place to mark the...

Driverless Taxis Are Coming To Singapore

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Singapore may be getting the world’s first driverless taxis quite soon, if all goes to plan. NuTonomy is an MIT-born startup that has its...

Want To See AnonGhost Attacks In Real-Time?

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Today is April 7th, which is the day the hacking group AnonGhost declared it will launch continuous attacks against the state of Israel: OPIsrael...

Elbit Believes In Startups, Joins iHLS Defense Startup

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When iHLS defense startup accelerator was only just established, one of the very first companies to join was Elbit Systems, which is represented by...

How Many IoT Devices Are Connected to Your Network?

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Only 30% of organizations are prepared for security risks associated with IoT (Internet of Things) devices, according to a new Tripwire survey of more...

DHS Calls on Border Technological Back-Up

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Salient CRGT, a worldwide provider of training development and delivery, software development, data analytics, mobility, cyber security, and infrastructure solutions, recently announced a contract...

Nanotechnology Breakthrough will Sense Hazardous Chemical Traces

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Scientists at the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed a new device that will measure the motion of small particles...

Drones Give Edge In Fight Against Poaching

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Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are finally giving conservationists a significant lead in the fight against poachers. Lindbergh Foundation’s Air Shepherd Initiative employs drones to...

Our Sense of Smell May Be the New Way to Identify...

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For millennia humans have relied on dogs for security. Their keen sense of smell provided protection around the ancient campfire and alerted to intruders...

New System will Inform Drone Pilots on Wildfires

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The first US national system intended to prevent hobby drones from interfering with planes and helicopters fighting wildfires has launched. Privately flown drones pose serious...
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Autonomous Robots to Get Better LiDAR Tech

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A new detection technology was recently announced. Panasonic's new 3D LiDAR enables variable detection settings for viewing angles and scanning speed. This new product...

Australia Plans to Ditch Paper Passport

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During a recent diplomacy-focused hackathon an all-digital passport was proposed. Currently, Australians have had access to ePassposrts since 2005. An ePassport functions as an...

Airships Are Making A Comeback

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Airships and balloons enjoyed a peak in popularity during the early half of the 20th century. Following the Hindenburg disaster, the popularity of airships,...

The US Wants to Build A Fence – In Space

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As we’ve written here before, future wars could well be fought in space. The US Air Force is now looking for ways to protect...

Campcopter Returns To Refugee Rescue Support

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For the third year running, Vienna-based Schiebel Group’s CAMCOPTER S-100 will be providing substantial support operations for the Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS) project,...

Next Generation Surveillance Aircraft Suitable for Military and Civilian Uses

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  Today's complex Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) environment requires complete end-to-end solutions tailored to fit various mission requirements SPYDR II is a next-generation small manned...

Prototype UAV will Conduct Aerial Fire Ignitions

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A new Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) prototype, designed as a cheaper and safer alternative for conducting aerial ignitions of high intensity fire, is under...

Calm Down: New Behavioral Testing Tool Found

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In order to examine reasons for chaos during emergencies and which areas in a building are especially hazardous during an emergency, an international research...
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Big Data for Intelligence and Security

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Big data is all about storing, processing and retrieving information. Data may include calls to the police, phone calls, video and photos recorded by...

This Could Be the Future of Battlefield Robotics

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The floor of the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C., was an obstacle course this week, as the Association of the United...

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This Upgrade Could Eliminate One of Laser Weapons’ Biggest Weaknesses

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High-energy laser weapons are steadily moving from development programs into operational military service, but maintaining them in the field remains a significant challenge. One...