US Navy makes smart mini missiles
The US Navy has just unveiled plans to develop smart mini missiles capable of destroying unmanned aircraft and ships.
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The US Navy has just unveiled plans to develop smart mini missiles capable of destroying unmanned aircraft and ships.
This idea, called Clip-Air, is the target of the group managed by Swiss researchers.
Ancan (Alkane) liquid fuels are being targeted by terrorist groups to make bombs. The danger is that, until now, no effective equipment has detected this risk.
The US government is planning to improve its nuclear warheads in a smaller, stealthier and more accurate way.
Green transport is always a target for humanity. But the models introduced in this article are in addition to reaching the goal
For the first time in medical history, McMaster University scientists can use adult blood cells and convert it into neurons (both central and peripheral).
Iran's military says it has launched a drone test,
The US military has successfully tested a smart bullet for sniper rifles, capable of changing directions on the way to hit targets.
Tracking Point introduced the idea of using an application called ShotView that combines Google Glass with a viewfinder of a rifle.
At this 2014 World Cup in Brazil, all goals will be equipped with the technology that identifies the goal 'Goal-Line'.
Flying 3.3 times faster than the speed of sound, more than 4,000 helpless missiles watched the Blackbird SR-71 flee without being able to touch it even once.
This is a handheld laser device used for detecting optical or photovoltaic threats, helping security agencies secure the heads.
A French company has revealed plans to build its first prototype car, with a target of operating at a height of 3,000 meters.
The US military is currently testing a new smart rifle that can automatically aim and target, making it possible for anyone to become a sniper.
Advanced Ballistics Concepts (ABC) has developed a new type of ammunition, called the Mi-Bullet.