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Research Teams Demonstrate New Cybersecurity Technologies

Eight emerging cybersecurity technologies developed by the Department of Energy’s National Laboratories will be featured at the Transition-to-Practice Technology Demonstration Day for Investors, Integrators and IT Companies East event on December 18 in Washington, D.C.

Nano Looms as the Next Pervasive Technology

Tiny is the titan moving forward in almost every field and product.

This Nanosensor Device for Cellphone Intergration and Chemical Sensing Network demonstrates why experts believe nano may be the next information technology, applying to almost all facets of future development.

Radioisotope Research  May Revolutionize  Battlefield Batteries

The new power source may keep going and going and going for decades.

U.S. Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Ariel Tolentino, a sensor surveillance operator, conceals two cameras on the ground during an operational check at Camp Lejeune, N.C. The U.S. Army Research Laboratory is developing isotope-powered batteries that could allow unattended ground sensors to continue operating for far greater periods that today’s chemical batteries will allow.

Navy Artificial Intelligence Aids Actionable Intelligence

Researchers seek to boost machine brainpower on behalf of warfighters.

An Afghan Uniform Police officer provides security with a rocket-propelled grenade launcher while U.S. Army medics attend to patients at the Azrah district clinic in Logar province, Afghanistan. Artificial intelligence may one day identify rocket propelled grenades and other weapon systems.

Nanowire Sensor Detects Minute Amounts of Explosives, Chemicals

Researchers hope the new electronic nose can give mobile devices “tricorder”-type capabilities.

Littoral  Combat Ship  Loaded With  Unmanned  Systems

Remote-controlled vehicles extend data-gathering capabilities in shallow water operations.

The littoral combat ship USS Freedom conducts sea trials off the coast of Southern California. Depending on the mission package, the littoral combat ship will host an array of unmanned vehicles.

Nanowire-Based Memory Technology Records Movement, Pressure

An experimental memory system opens doors for new control, sensor and medical implant technologies.

A Georgia Tech research team has developed a microchip that records and stores pressure and motion as memory. This piezoelectrically modulated resistive memory (PRM) system opens the way for new types of touch-screen interfaces, robotics control systems and prosthetics systems such as artificial skin.

Nanomaterial Fabrication Moving to Desktop

A printing tool promises to reduce the manufacturing time and costs for the small devices.

A digital micromirror device functions as a light-based desktop nanofabrication. A mirror array directs light to the back of each pyramidal probe in a massive array, allowing the light to be funneled down each probe to a nanoscale aperture at each tip. The system allows the performance of near- or far-field optical lithography on a massive scale.

DISA to Roll Out Unclassified and Classified Mobile Capabilities, App Store

More than 100,000 users are expected next year alone.

Developmental UUVs Offer Offense, Defense From Anywhere

Navy advances unmanned underwater vehicle efforts with introduction of new platform for ISR and offensive capabilities.