New Tech to Enable Rapid DNA Identification During Disaster
A rapid DNA identification technology developed by the US Department of Homeland (DHS) Security Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) has recently been used to...
Don’t Buy a Radiator – Buy Heater Wallpaper Instead
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Egozi: Steps in The Right Direction, But Too Few
The Israeli defense industries have been encountering more and more obstacles when they offer their products to foreign countries.
The international defense market is changing...
New Weapon Detection Solution Might Prevent Next Active Shooter Attack
New security tools are needed to prevent the types of mass shootings that have become endemic to US culture in recent years. With policymakers...
Ocean Remote Sensing Program Reaches New Stage
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has been advancing its Ocean of Things (OoT) program. The program seeks to enable persistent maritime...
Researchers Discover Process to Combat the Effects of Nerve Agents
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Online warning alert Syrians on missile attacks by their own government…
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New Ransomware Discovered Due to Cyber Attack on Albania
New piece of ransomware discovered following the cyber attack on the Albanian Government. The Albanian government announced mid-July that it was forced to shut...
Drone Swarms Are A Big Threat To Infantry
The emergence of inexpensive small unmanned aircraft systems (sUASs) that operate without a human pilot has led to adversarial groups threatening deployed U.S. forces,...
Our Sense of Smell May Be the New Way to Identify...
For millennia humans have relied on dogs for security. Their keen sense of smell provided protection around the ancient campfire and alerted to intruders...
The Future of 5G: Turning Windows into Connectivity Hubs
In an innovative leap for telecommunications, Japanese companies AGC and NTT Docomo have developed the WAVEAntenna, a cutting-edge glass antenna that transforms standard windows...
3D Printing Technology Recruited for New Mission
3D printing, or additive manufacturing, is becoming more and more prevalent in the military maintenance and logistics fields. The technology will soon be used...
IAI’s MRSAM Air & Missile Defense System Successfully Tested in India
MRSAM, Air & Missile Defense Systems jointly developed by Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), ISRAEL & DRDO India was successfully tested last week at a...
The Hidden Risk in Teaching AI to Forget
As AI systems become more widely used, concerns around data privacy are growing just as quickly. Organizations increasingly rely on large datasets to train...
First Academic Nanosatellite to be Launched into Space
A first of its kind nanosatellite, based on a new dedicated computer will be launched into space on February 15, 2017. It will be...
U.S. DHS to Protect Online Transactions
FIS, a provider of banking and payments technology, has reached an agreement with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a cybersecurity research partner....
New Sensors Prevent Building Collapse
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) will be part of an international team of engineers from universities in the United States, Canada, and Qatar...
New System Augments Soldier Agility and Maneuverability
Soldiers at the modern battlefield face two challenges, the issue of carrying a great deal of weight and the ability to maneuver efficiently and...
Flexible Film Converts Body Heat into Electrical Energy
A team of Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) have achieved a significant breakthrough in wearable technology with the development of an...
Loitering Weapon Systems – A Growing Demand
By Arie Egozi
The numbers indicate the trend - there is a growing demand for loitering weapon systems. These are smart systems that loiter above...
New Way to Deploy Sensors for Intercepting Intruders
A new approach regarding the use of sensors for intercepting intruders has been suggested. The method, advocated by Applied Research Associates (ARA), involves strategic...
The U.S. army orders more counter fire radars
Lockheed Martin will supply 19 additional AN/TPQ-53 counterfire radar systems to the Army under a contract valued at $206 million.
The 19 Q-53 radars are...
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