Developed by a Thales UK-led industry consortium, the demonstrator has been designed to explore the potential of radiofrequency weapons for the UK Armed Forces and is being trialled by the British ...

The British army is testing an energy weapon based on radio waves to destroy swarms of drones. The system impresses with its low deployment costs. The British armed forces have successfully shot ...

Kelley Heyer choreographed the Apple dance which inspired millions of posts on social media The TikToker behind the viral Apple dance has taken legal action against Roblox. Kelley Heyer's ...

(Saab) PARIS — The British Army successfully tested a radio-wave weapon to knock out drone swarms, as militaries look for new ways to neutralize what has become one of the biggest threats on the ...

Somewhere between Revenge of the Sith and a 12-year-old’s Saturday afternoon lies a digital frontier called Roblox. And on this platform, where imagination is the only currency more powerful than ...

Army Roads shares a few key similarities with Dead Rails, another Roblox survival experience. This title has you commandeer a truck to traverse the world on a straight road as you move from one ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A robot mine sweeper is being trialled by the British Army to eventually clear explosives on the front lines. It is hoped the device, called ...

But ARX’s unique Mithra AI-powered operating system could also eventually be used to convert existing manned British Army vehicles to autonomous ones. These may include the armed and agile ...

Retired British Army officer Col. Richard Kemp dismissed the Monday report as “part of the pro-Hamas political warfare campaign, attempting to intimidate British Jews and smear Israel.” ...

Last month, the group’s Telegram channel was used to claim responsibility for coordinated attacks on the websites of the British Army, Royal Navy, and the Office for Nuclear Security.

the group’s Telegram channel was used to claim responsibility for coordinated attacks on the websites of the British Army, Royal Navy, and the Office for Nuclear Security. The MI6 website was also ...