International Defense Security & Technology Your trusted Source for News, Research and Analysis
A fuel cell is a device that generates electricity by a chemical reaction. It converts hydrogen and oxygen into water, and in the process also creates electricity. Fuel cells provide many advantages, they are environment friendly as they don’t produce pollutants or greenhouse gasses, significantly improving our environment, high energy efficiency ( …
Read More »TimeLine Layout
November, 2019
-
15 November
US Army planning Future Brigades able to Fight for a Week Without Resupply
Just as the Army shifts its priorities to fighting in more domains than ever before and training for major combat operations against capable rivals, so too must its logistics harden, speed up and adapt to a challenging warfighting landscape. Lt. Gen. Aundre Piggee, the Army G-4, told an audience …
Read More » -
14 November
Multiferroics and spin-orbit materials for Internet of things and AI
The need for more energy-efficient computers is urgent. The Department of Energy projects that, with the computer chip industry expected to expand to several trillion dollars in the next few decades, energy use by computers could skyrocket from 3 percent of all U.S. energy consumption today to 20 percent, nearly …
Read More » -
13 November
Optical or Photonic sensor technology incomparable for detection of biological, chemical and nuclear agents, structural damage, and military wearables
Sensors allow humans to feel and understand their world, and their development lays the foundation for the fulfillment of information society and has formed a huge industry. Photonic sensors are defined as sensors that sense, emit, receive and convert the light energy into electrical signals. Photonics sensors deal with the …
Read More » -
12 November
Photonics & Nano technologies promise miniature sensors, and faster “Internet of photonic things,” for civil and military
Sensors allow humans to feel and understand their world, and their development lays the foundation for the fulfillment of information society and has formed a huge industry. For its implementation the Internet of Things relies heavily on sensor technology.In the grand world of the “internet of things” (IoT), there are …
Read More » -
11 November
Brain inspired Hyperdimensional computing for extremely robust brain-computer interfaces, biosignal processing and robotics
From an engineering perspective, computing is the systematized and mechanized manipulation of patterns. A representation is a pattern in some physical medium, for example, the configuration of ONs and OFFs on a set of switches. The algorithm then tells us how to change these patterns—how to set the switches from …
Read More » -
11 November
Rising role of open source software and open-source framework in Military
Open source software is free to license, the preferred choice of geeks everywhere, for rapid development for instance impromptu mapping projects to help victims of the 2010 Haiti Earthquake where open source delivered results much faster than traditional methods. “It probably would have taken a year to come up with …
Read More » -
10 November
China’s Digital Silk Road to enahnce sci-tech innovation in One Belt, One Road initiative and fuel its military growth
China is making rapid advancements in many technologies thus narrowing its gap with western world. One of the strategy adopted by China to fuel its innovation engine is to have international research collaborations. During the period of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” (2011-2015), China’s international research collaboration partners grew to span 188 …
Read More » -
10 November
High Power electromagnetic technologies enable Electromagnetic Weapons on Aircrafts, combat drones and missiles
A high-powered microwave weapon (HPM) is type of Directed Energy Weapon (DEW) for employing radio frequency energy against a variety of targets. They are principally counterelectronic weapons and could be used to destroy any enemy electronic systems, including radars, computer systems and communications infrastructures. Electromagnetic weapons can destroy, intercept or jam …
Read More » -
9 November
DARPA’s GCA harnessing commercially available Geospatial Imagery on secure cloud-based platform for Defense Analysis
The rapid pace of new commercial satellite constellation launches has led to a corresponding increase in the amount and availability of geospatial data. While these constellations largely focus on non-military uses, their data has numerous military applications. For example, the new constellations provide optical, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), and Radio Frequency …
Read More »
