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The African defense and homeland security is boiling

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Israeli defense companies are facing a growing competition in the African market for defense and homeland security systems. According to Defense News, projections indicate that...

Sensors: more powerful than ever

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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...

Cyber and Unmanned Systems – untapped potential

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People love using buzzwords, especially combining popular buzzwords from two different fields and disciplines. The connection of unmanned capabilities and Cyber sounds very sexy,...

Israeli companies to offer sense and avoid systems for UAS

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The Navy has halted work on what seemed to have been the Pentagon’s most promising system to help drones sense and avoid other aircraft. According...

Scanners to stop radioactive materials at ports

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This is a worldwide problem - how to stop radioactive materials from being smuggled into a country for the purpose of committing acts of...

Chinese Unmanned Helicopter lands in Washington DC

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The Chinese company Ewatt Technology is introducing its new SVU-200 VTUAV to the AUVSI show in Washington. It is the first time the unmanned...

US Eyes UAVs for Boost-Phase Missile Targeting

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The U.S. Missile Defense Agency (MDA) plans to continue testing the use of Reaper unmanned aerial vehicles for ballistic missile target discrimination in the...

Stand off – Israel is watching Egypt from afar

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In light of the recent developments in the Middle East Israel stepped up its intelligence-gathering efforts, mostly by electronic means, in order to detect...

The U.S. DHS evaluates new micro UAVs

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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will soon be taking new applications for its unmanned aircraft assessment program — a project that gives potential...

IBM Announces Intention to Acquire Trusteer

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IBM, the world's biggest technology services company, said on Thursday it has agreed to buy Trusteer, an Israeli company that helps businesses fight computer...

UAS are ideal platforms for EW systems

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Israeli companies are manufacturing EW systems fitted to be carried by unmanned air systems (UAS). These create great interest but their export is limited. The...

Small, smart anti-artillery missile – the changing nature of war

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War in the Middle East is changing, one example of this change being the use of the accurate Spike missiles by the IDF against...

A few thoughts on the Israeli situation

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By Arie Egozi The US foreign policy has never looked so ineffective. In fact it doesn't even look like a policy at all, just some...

Leaks foil N.S.A. Plan for Cyberdefense

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The leaked information about the operations of the N.S.A. in the U.S. have foiled a huge Cyber defense plan. Even while rapidly expanding its electronic...

The U.N – more useless than ever

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This could be a joke but it isn't. If someone needed any proof that every dollar spent on maintaining the U.N is a waste...

The US Department Of Interior to transition to the cloud

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The U.S. Department of Interior (DOI) selected Lockheed Martin to transition the agency to the cloud through efficient information technology (IT) service delivery solutions....

New small UAVs offer autonomy and high endurance

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Last year the French company Lehmann Aviation launched the LA100, a small and fully autonomous UAS designed to capture aerial images with a user-supplied...

UAV agricultural spinoffs

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Advanced Defense Technologies announced that marketing plans are in progress to utilize drone and UAV technology for precision agriculture applications. According to Market Wired...

The Father of all Bombs

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By Ami Dor-On While the US takes pride in its MOAB (Mother of all Bombs), the largest airborne bomb ever made, it turns out that...

DHS awards $6 billion cybersecurity contract

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The Department of Homeland Security just awarded contracts to 17 vendors for tools and services to continuously monitor federal systems and networks for cyber...

US Navy Turns to UAS for Help with Radar and Communications

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Scientists recently launched unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) from a research vessel in an experiment that could help boost the U.S Navy’s radar and communications...

Robots to assist fire fighters

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First response Firefighting robot creates 3D images of burning buildings’ interiors for rescuers. Researchers develop novel robotic scouts that assist firefighters in residential and commercial...

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AI Model Could Make Future Aircraft Engines Far More Efficient

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Aviation faces mounting pressure to lower fuel use and emissions, but improving engine efficiency remains an expensive and time-consuming challenge. Engine components must be...