High-altitude reconnaissance machines
If during the Cold War, reconnaissance work was carried out by SR-71 and U-2 aircraft, in the 21st century, a series of new generation reconnaissance tools are flooding…
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If during the Cold War, reconnaissance work was carried out by SR-71 and U-2 aircraft, in the 21st century, a series of new generation reconnaissance tools are flooding…
During the Cold War, SR-71 and U-2 spy planes were the main aerial exploration weapons of American superpower. What about the 21st century?
The goal is to experiment with jet propulsion with a simpler, closer approach than existing standards.
Researchers at Tianjin University have recently completed a new trial of a new underwater vehicle (UVV).
Future pilots can fly the plane with mental power, direct dictation from the brain without the need for manual control.
Military aircraft are becoming more and more complex over the years and automated systems have also been improved to provide a lot of support for pilots.
In the first part of the third test flight at California's Mojave Spaceport, the SpaceShipTwo spacecraft is paired underneath the WhiteKnightTwo fuselage.
Russian engineers have recently developed a navigation system that can replace pilots' control devices such as compasses, altimeters, radio girders, and tilts.
Tokai Railway Company announced on June 3 that it will pilot the Maglev Yamanashi Magnetic Test Drive.
The helicopter called 'Gamera II' was announced by the research team at the University of Maryland (USA) in 2012. However, to operate it is not easy.
In the UK, for the first time in the history of aviation the world has successfully tested unmanned passenger aircraft.
The US military is developing technology to create generations of mutant warriors, according to researchers.
The new robot is part of a pilot project, in which hundreds and even thousands of robots automatically coordinate to perform big tasks.
The Australian army will be the first armed force to use the most advanced smart bomb version built by Boeing Corporation.
A UK-based consortium will test the full range of passenger automobiles in the coming months.