The British army can be invisible on the battlefield thanks to new technology
British military soldiers participating in a new camouflage test can help them not to be detected by cameras, even infrared glasses and heat sensors.
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British military soldiers participating in a new camouflage test can help them not to be detected by cameras, even infrared glasses and heat sensors.
DARPA is responsible for developing extremely important, groundbreaking projects that can change the world in the future.
US engineers are testing a jet pack that can accelerate the troops on the battlefield.
The US military is providing financial support for the 'smart' hat project that can launch essential information on virtual reality screens for soldiers on the b…
Q-Warrior, the latest version of the Google glass, has been made specifically for soldiers on the battlefield.
For nearly two decades, the US Army Research Laboratory strives to develop materials to protect ground-based vehicles and soldiers from lasers.
In fact, the US military has used a number of semi-automatic robots for direct combat operations. Among these are robots that are as designed as the Terminator version.
For a long time, science in general has always dreamed of reaching out to build machines that can turn people into true superheroes in life. Back in the 1960s, the US Pe…
The Military Technical Institute has successfully built and deployed a variety of new robots for escalating, sandblasting, civil and military use. Dr. Chu Anh My, Head o…
When a soldier is wounded on the battlefield, his intelligent uniform informs him of the location of the wound, and even traces its weapons, biological and chemical weap…
Appeared on the Iraq battlefield since 2006, the radial-looking radar devices such as Prism, Xaver400 ... have been improved and developed.
The United States Department of Defense has signed a contract to build a human-like robot and leopard to support troops on the battlefield.
A company in the UK will study tanks that can change colors like geckos to camouflage in all terrain conditions.
To enhance combat effectiveness, the US military has deployed many advanced robots to support soldiers on the battlefield.
In the catalog of current and future products of the company iRobot is used in warfare such as direct control of weapons on the battlefield, anti-fire systems and of cou…