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Anupam | Feb 23 2007
US Army has developed a great number of non-lethal weapons to combat civil revolts. Now the latest development is a 7.5 million candlepower strobe floodlight system that temporarily paralyzes all its human targets. The device will be mounted...
Vishal | Dec 8 2006
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RCV Engines Ltd has an important contract from Honeywell. The company achieved international recognition for its range of model aircraft engines recently and has now started developing Rotating Cylinder Valve (RCV) engine for use in Honeywell's...
Anupam | Dec 4 2006
Japan Defense Agency is developing the world's smallest UAV, that is based on ideas from a paper plane. The UAV will measure just 60cm in wingspan and weighs just 400gms. The Defense Agency will share the development and the computer programming...
Anupam | Nov 30 2006
British Security and Military contractor, QinetiQ has unveiled the first ever system of self-organizing UAVs. In the recent test and demo the company made an autonomous BAC1-11 twin-jet plane to control a group of UAVs to carry out a simulated...
Naveen | Nov 22 2006
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Unmanned aerial vehicles are becoming more and more popular with the military forces all around the world. But the only hindrance is that these UAVs need skilled operators. Now, MIT researchers have developed a multiple-UAV test platform which can be...
Ashutosh | Nov 2 2006
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Raytheon has unveiled their new cockpit which they call UCS or Universal Control system ,a first of its kind for unmanned aerial System(UAS). The motive of this development was to provide a safer and more aware environment to the operators and...
Ashutosh | Sep 26 2006
Here some biological facts first tomake you understand how drones will get eagle eyes: In an animal eye just behind the retina there is area called 'fovea' that has a higher concentration of light-sensitive cells which allows them to concentrate on...
Satyavrat | Jul 23 2006
At the Farnborough Air Show, in UK, the centre of attraction was the unmanned aircraft made from "printed" parts rather than traditional machine-tooled components. Developed at "Skunk Works" research facility in Palmdale, California, US, the...