Military technologies have always been at the forefront of scientific progress. They are associated with a large number of ...

Military forces live and die by their weapons, but those aren’t the only tools that matter in a battle. There are all sorts of gadgets and gizmos that can make troops safer and more lethal.

This is just one example, but there have been hundreds of inventions that now take part in everyday life that have their roots in the military. And that is why we look at today’s gadgets used by ...

On the other end of the spectrum is the company's Global Observer, which allows the military to deploy an unmanned aircraft that can fly continuously for up to a week at an altitude of 55,000 to ...

The History Channel has its own military makeover show now. “Queer Eye for the GI”? Well, not quite. Rather, it’s “Tactical to Practical,” a new series that looks at how battlefield ...

The annual Soldier Design Competition features crazy military concepts of everything from exoboots to wearable batteries. Last month we covered the competition at West Point; this week ...

Slate has an article covering some of the fun toys shown at this year’s DARPATech conference, where military-funded companies show their work and try to explain exactly what they’ve been doing ...

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Meet Thomas Sohmers, the 15-year-old computer whiz who hacks defunct tablet computers for fun, collaborates on military technology ... MIT engineers about new gadgets for soldiers: making ...

An updated version of a battle-tested nano-UAV stole the show at an annual trial of military gadgets at Fort Benning, Georgia, last month. Tech readers may be nearing peak-UAV, but this autonomous ...

and refuse to let him take us down the same path to debt by spending tons on useless military gadgets and incarcerating our most troubled citizens, rather than treating them. Instead of 65 F-35s ...