The device detects gunmen on the street
Scientists have created an infrared scanner capable of helping police identify suspects hiding guns in their outfits from a distance.
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Scientists have created an infrared scanner capable of helping police identify suspects hiding guns in their outfits from a distance.
The Royal Navy says it is pursuing a project to build a new missile capable of destroying enemy weapons at a rate of three times the speed of sound.
With a simple improvement of chiselling the small holes in the middle and around the body of the bullet head, people can shoot faster, smaller blasts, less gun shocks, h…
Institute of Chemistry - Materials (Military Science and Technology Institute) has researched and successfully developed radar-absorbing paint to be applied to warships,…
Doctors have added a new weapon to the fight against obesity - an electronic billboard that warns consumers not to devour food.
Explosives bring rocket firepower, but a new type of US military missile hits the target with electromagnetic waves.
Russia's UOMZ factory will unveil a new optoelectronic system for fighters at the Nizhny Tagil exhibition.
The US military will own small unmanned aerial vehicles capable of penetrating enemy targets with very high accuracy.
The US Naval Research Service has announced that it has successfully tested a new type of explosive, which could significantly increase the strength of the weapon.
Arctic is considered to be a place of rich natural resources. Therefore, the race to the North Pole is attracting more and more special guests.
Scientists from the European Atomic Energy Research Organization (CERN, Switzerland) have found a way to keep antimatter - a substance used to make weapons of mass destr…
Made from non-magnetic metals and using fuel cells, the latest German super-submarine almost does not produce sound or heat.
To limit the development costs to millions, US-based Sikorsky will use 3D technology to develop the CH-53K.
The US Navy has successfully researched a type of anti-aircraft gun capable of destroying airplanes with ambient air.
On January 27, Russian professors announce a successful production