Wearable Technology

The next battlefield will rely on unmanned systems like never before. Advanced autonomy architecture and software packages can enable unmanned aerial systems to provide...

Cerebral palsy, strokes, traumatic brain and spine injuries, all of these are examples of conditions that may affect mobility and the way in which...

A new project aims to reduce the confidence score of facial detection and recognition by providing false faces that distract computer vision algorithms. A Berlin-based...

Futuristic designs for new military uniforms were recently unveiled by the British  Ministry of Defence (MoD) as part of plans to modernise UK troops'...

A major problem for astronauts performing spacewalks is very basic - how to relieve themselves. An innovative invention from Cornell University collects and filters...

Attend the largest and leading conference in Israel on IoT (Internet of Things) from the security perspective on December 24th, 2018. The IoT for Security...

Innovation in the field of nuclear suit development. Machinist Nathan Lindner tested the newest suit designed to protect sailors from steam leaks on nuclear-powered...

How did COVID-19 transform the world of cyber and HLS? What are the challenges faced by cities and states, and how will the latest...

Military forces of different countries across the globe have increased the use of military wearables to enhance the warfighting capabilities of their soldiers. The...

One of the risks evolving during police operations is that when an officer is injured, the period of time until help arrives might be...

Although efforts continue to find autonomous solutions to cybersecurity, some companies believe that the human factor has still been important. IBM Security announced the formation...

Different divisions of the U.S. armed forces, as well as other government agencies such as Darpa, are all working on developing high-tech armor that...

American war-fighters have long enjoyed a technological preponderance over their opponents. They are equipped with the best high-tech gear in the world, such as...

Hand edema can significantly limit mobility, reduce grip strength and complicate recovery following injury, surgery or chronic illness. Standard treatments often rely on manual...

iHLS is delighted to host for the first time the prestigious Startup Competition for innovative technologies in the security, defense and homeland security fields,...

Engineers at Tufts University have succeeded in developing a new fabrication method to create dyed threads that change color when they detect certain gases....

From rifles that can track targets to providing battlefield monitoring via augmented reality, the UK military is seriously engaging wearable technology to help improve...

First responders capabilities are to be enhanced within the framework of the US efforts to advance smart city technologies. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS)...

A new development in wearable technology may redefine what it means for clothing to be “smart”—and it does so without electronics. Researchers at ETH...

A new Russian development of a camouflage material could have a dual-use value. Russia’s Defense Ministry is considering the production of clothes made of...

Future Forces For HLS Future Forces 4 HLS   The upcoming conference for the HLS Future Forces is to be held on July 21st, bringing with...

The European Defense Agency (EDA) is investigating a new material, Graphene, for applications including camouflage and composites, reports Defense World. Graphene is a new material...