killer robots

Conflict Over Killer Robots Continues

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The recent call by scientists to prevent artificial intelligence (AI) from being used to develop autonomous weapons brought about many responses. Founders and lead scientists...

Meta’s New Wristband Can Translates Hand Gestures into Digital Commands

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Meta researchers have introduced a wrist-worn device that could reshape how users interact with digital technology—by allowing control of phones, computers, and other connected...
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Russian Satellite Hit by WAGNER Hackers

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The Dozor-Teleport is a Russian satellite communications provider used by the country’s Ministry of Defense and security services. It was recently hit by hackers...

iHLS TV Interview – divers communication system

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Interview with Arie Kalo ,Director UTC - divers communication system Under water communication problems UCT's new system overcomes under water communication problems The reasons for the importance of...

Scientists Develop High-Performance Supercapacitor with Potential to Replace Conventional Batteries

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A research breakthrough from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) may bring the energy storage industry one step closer to replacing conventional...
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These Wearable Fibers can Generate and Store Energy

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Researchers from the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) have developed new battery and solar fibers for wearable electronics with an ambition to develop...
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NATO Enhances its Cybersecurity Capabilities

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NATO does not have its own tanks, ships or aircraft, with a few exceptions such as the AWACS aircraft operated from Germany. However, when...

Study Finds AI Text Detectors May Unfairly Penalize Non-Native Writers in...

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A new study has revealed critical flaws in widely used AI text detection tools, showing that their attempts to identify machine-generated content may unintentionally...

Better Protection for Tactical Vehicles

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Materials used for a soldier’s personal protection gear may be tough enough for vehicles too. A new US Army study demonstrates that polymers filled...
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High-Energy Laser – New Move in Naval Arena 

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A breakthrough development in the history of defense technology, lasers engage targets at the speed of light, operating with great precision and producing very...

New Israeli Development: Marine Barrier

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IMS, an Israeli company has developed a system that offers protection to marine installations and assets (protected zone) against spread of floating spill (e.g....
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Fighting Against Fake News with Machine Learning and Blockchains

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For the past few years, false or "fake" news has been a global issue, and with the rise of widely available artificial intelligence technology,...
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First Boeing KC-46 to KC-46 Refueling

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A Boeing US Air Force test team recently refueled a KC-46A tanker from another KC-46A tanker for the first time. During the four-hour flight, the...
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Drone’s Advantage in Life-Saving Missions

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Each year in the U.S., more than 350,000 people outside of hospitals have a cardiac arrest, when the heart stops beating because its electrical...

Candidate Wanted for US Helicopter Program

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Eight military forces around the world have already expressed interest in the U.S. Army’s Future Vertical Lift program. The program aims at developing a...
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Airborne Snipers’ New Weapon

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The U.S. Army airborne snipers have been testing a new weapon. They have recently conducted the first airborne infiltration operational tests of what could...

Light warriors: firearms and ammunitions innovations

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Innovations to decrease the weight of the weaponry soldiers carry in the field, in training and in battle. This is the unfolding trend in...
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New Research Tackles Performance Challenges in Lithium-Sulfur Batteries

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Lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries have emerged as a promising alternative to conventional lithium-ion technology, offering significant advantages such as higher energy densities and the use...

Unexpected Shift in Face Recognition Policy

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The US Department of Homeland Security has confirmed it will not expand face recognition scans to U.S. citizens arriving and departing the country. Earlier,...
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What to Expect in 2018 in IoT?

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As we approach the end of 2017, we begin to ponder what will 2018 look like, technologically speaking. One of the hottest trends today...

Autonomous Solution for Last-Mile Resupply

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Last-mile resupply, the final chain of the logistics mission involving the delivery of combat supplies such as fuel, ammo, and water to personnel engaged...
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Hornet Project Unveiled

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Details of a previously unknown drone project unveiled in a Pentagon document suggest that US Special Forces are acquiring small drones equipped with electronic...

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Researchers Found a New Way SIM Cards Can Turn Against Their...

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SIM cards are normally treated as trusted components whose main job is to connect a device to a cellular network. New security research shows...