Hong Kong’s Grenfell Tower Moment: When Grief Became Sedition In July, the deputy director of Uralvagonzavod, the largest main battle tank manufacturer in the world, boasted in an interview with Ekho ...

Imagine if the United States military could send combat vehicles like tanks into battle with enemies – but without a single American on the battlefield – instead, the vehicles drive and fight ...

Is that an M-1 or a Holstein? That’s the question that might be asked on battlefields of the future if BAE Systems’ new Adaptiv technology takes hold. The technology can make a vehicle invisible in ...

Discover the future of armored warfare with the PL01 concept combat vehicle—a groundbreaking stealth tank designed to address ...

The British Army could disappear in the next five years -- and not because of defence cuts. Backroom boffins at BAE Systems plan to use e-ink, the technology inside the humble ebook reader, to turn ...

Hours before first light, David Godines slipped out of the house and headed to work at a railyard near the Houston Ship Channel. Here, he played his bit part in the global petrochemicals trade. He ...

It is said that the U.S. Department of Defense will put into practical use an invisible tank which will melt into the surrounding landscape. as ifghost in the ShellIt comes out "Optical ...

There are two new drone projects: the first is a kind of drone helicopter, made by Israel Aerospace Industries, that would be capable of carrying up to 180 kilograms (396 pounds) of cargo; the second ...

What’s the best way to sneak up on an enemy? Staying invisible. What’s a material which could help something as large as an armored vehicle camoflage with its surroundings? E-ink. Yes, the very same ...

This is the PL-01 concept tank, a three-crew 35-ton tank that can turn itself invisible to infrared missiles thanks to a mesh of thermal tiles that change their temperature to match the environment.

A British manufacturer is preparing technology that will allow tanks to be “invisible” on the battlefield. The Telegraph reports that BAE Systems is planning to coat armoured vehicles in “e-camouflage ...

This is the PL-01 concept tank, a three-crew 35-ton tank that can turn itself invisible to infrared missiles thanks to a mesh of thermal tiles that change their temperature to match the environment.