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The US Department of Defense is looking to develop a new outfit to protect American soldiers from the effects of chemical and biological warfare. They have also planned…
New material developed by the US Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects (DARPA) could allow the house to heal itself or recover from the effects of typhoons an…
Lockheed Martin, America's largest defense technology company, has announced significant technological breakthroughs that help develop supersonic aircraft at speeds…
The Airbus Defense and Space Research Unit (Aerospace and Defense) has introduced an anti-drone system with a range of 5-10km.
The US military plans to test a laser-fired weapon that can not be seen with the naked eye in a New Mexico desert next month.
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is urgently researching a lightweight, low cost, easy-to-navigate UAV.
Tesla Motors has officially introduced its Model X electric SUV. Some notable information for Tesla's new SUV model includes 413km travel distance for one charge, 7 seat…
Scientists at the Institute of Explosive Drugs (General Department of Defense Industry) have researched, produced and tested successfully mixed fuel ingots for low-altit…
The Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) has invested $ 11 million in Rice University (USA) to develop the PLINY project that simplifies the software development pro…
The system was developed for the Defense Advanced Defense Projects Agency (DARPA) and AFRL to provide 360-degree coverage of high-powered laser weapons operating on mili…
An anti-missile system is being tested in Israel, which uses laser devices to detect and deflect missiles' defenses.
Missile defense devices are mounted in the belly of the aircraft, laser equipment and jamming technology, which protects the aircraft from the attack of heat-carrying mi…
The detection and interception of missiles to limit the risk of aircraft being attacked in the air can be done easily with laser technology in the future.
The US military plans to test unmanned ships that monitor diesel-electric submarines next year (2015).
According to the Defense One site, the Pentagon ordered a total of 500 smart glasses for intelligence or sniping purposes.