Laser roadside bomb detectors
A team of scientists at DH Michigan has successfully developed a roadside bomb detector using laser technology.
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A team of scientists at DH Michigan has successfully developed a roadside bomb detector using laser technology.
The US technology, engineering and science company is developing a radar system that warns suicide bombers.
A new US study finds bees can help protect us from terrorists who prefer to use the bomb.
In the future, the professional dog at the airport could be replaced by a much smaller animal.
Scientists in the United States and Australia are developing a glass that is particularly light and thinner than traditional glass but very hard to not break into small…
The US military uses equipment capable of producing high-pressure jet to shred everything inside the bomb.
The B2 stealth bomber of the US military passed
US scientists have completed the world's largest laser research, capable of regenerating the energy of a hydrogen bomb and the Sun.
Asendro slowly walked up the stairs and stopped in front of the closed door. Is there a bomb or armed terrorist group behind the door? That doesn't mean anything to Asen…
National Iranian television reported on August 23 that Tehran has successfully developed a so-called 'smart' bomb weighing up to 900kg. This is the latest in a s…
The US is experimenting and will include explosive-sniffing robots, a special type of robot capable of helping US soldiers detect bombs and mines installed on the street…
Deep memories of former teammates have prompted the authors of Dr. Nguyen Xuan Kieu (Institute of Engineering Engineering) to research and successfully manufacture mine…
Researchers have successfully developed innovative polymer devices that detect small amounts of explosive vapors. This work is described in the sheet
Researchers in the UK have revealed new methods whereby fingerprints can be found that change with age, smoking habits, drug use and even one.
Researchers at the University of Delaware are taking a new step in the fight against cancer - a new technology for detecting and treating cancer, the 'nano' bomb…