Could armored vehicles take hits from enemy fire and then self-heal ‘Terminator’-style?
Imagine an armored vehicle takes enemy fire and is disabled, crew members are injured, when all of a sudden its armor regenerates.Perhaps a drone is conducting surveillance while operating in a forward,...
Car of the future from German firm reassembles like Lego
German engineers are working on the electric vehicle of the future that lets buyers switch the design themselves when they get it home, just like Lego bricks.The eBussy EV, from...
Will the US Navy reach 355 Ships? Fleet size vs. high tech
The U.S. Navy’s quest for 355 ships raises questions about the extent to which sheer numbers of platforms can offer new dimensions of combat power. Would a high number of...
Bending gun rifle barrel 180 degrees WILL redirect the bullet
It is a dangerous feat only attempted in cartoons – bending a rifle’s barrel backward to redirect a bullet.But a YouTuber, from DemolitionRanch, tested the trick in the real world by...
Army works to ensure AI-enabled warfare doesn’t go too far
What if an Artificial Intelligence-enabled combat system simply goes too far by expediting and completing a decision-making cycle beyond what was intended by a human operator? Can there be specific boundaries...
Prostate cancer can be accurately detected by a new blood test
Prostate cancer can be detected by a new blood test which also reveals the severity of the disease...
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