Ability to see beyond the walls, the introduction of a system that allows for safe and accurate firing of UAVs for Marines and investment in technology that will transfer multimedia to aircraft in an emergency, are just some of the technologies that have gained momentum in the last day regarding Israeli-American collaborations. .
Intention with artificial intelligence
"It's insanely amazing," they defined it on one of the security sites in the United States.
And there is no doubt that the Smart Cop system, which has caused a stir in the world in recent years, deserves this title.
This is a firearms control system that increases the accuracy and lethality of small arms.
The company announced on Monday that the U.S. Navy had purchased a number of its systems for testing, and had signed a research and development collaboration with the U.S. Navy, which will examine, among other things, the use of technology on unmanned aerial vehicles.
Gasika Henley, a representative of the company involved in combat development and integration, noted that the system is a candidate for use by the Marine Corps to eliminate "hostile small UAVs."
A senior member of the U.S.-based Smart Police Officer noted that "once you lock the target and activate the fire control function, it will automatically calculate the ballistic solution to the target. The bullet will not launch until it has a 100 percent solution."
Millions for a system that will prevent collisions between aircraft
The Byrd Foundation, an Israel-USA bi-national fund for industrial research and development, has approved an investment of millions in joint projects for the two countries in the field of homeland security.
The first project to receive an investment is a system for managing conflicts and preventing collisions between aircraft for aircraft, helicopters and gliders, and for the service of air systems of the emergency and rescue forces.
This is a development of the "Ciconia" company from Ness Ziona and the "Sagetech Avionics" company from the state of Washington.
Another impressive project that will receive funding deals with the development of the ability to transmit multimedia information in real time during emergency communications (911) for the benefit of public safety and emergency and rescue forces.
This is a development of "Carbyne" from Tel Aviv and "Central Square Technologies" from Florida.
Both projects were selected by the Israeli Ministry of Internal Security and the US Department of Homeland Security, in which $ 1.5 million will be invested.
In addition, the projects will receive funding from the private sector, so that the total investment may reach 3 and a half million dollars.
"The selected projects represent issues of common interest between the United States and Israel to support important missions, and we look forward to the successful cooperation of the winners," said Megan Mahala, director of the Department of Homeland Security Technology at the Department of Homeland Security.
Dr. Eitan Yudilevich, Photo: Courtesy of the Byrd Foundation
Dr. Gad Frishman, Chief Scientist at the Department of Homeland Security noted that, "After six years of BIRD HLS program activity, we hope to see the fruits of investment, as some of the technologies developed under the program already offer more effective emergency event management." Eitan Yudilevich, CEO of the Byrd Foundation, added: "The winning projects will enable safer air operations and a more efficient response by the emergency forces."
The system that allows the fighter to see through the walls
Another interesting development launched yesterday (Tuesday) is by Camaro Tech, and deals with vision through walls, no less.
It is a compact and portable system that allows sensing beyond the walls at a distance from the target, while providing maximum protection and the ability of covert activity to the operational forces in the field.
The new system allows fighters to see through radar through walls at distances of 50 or more.
A compact system that will allow vision beyond the wall, Photo: Courtesy of Kamrotech
"We are proud to introduce for the first time the XLR40 system, which joins the Camaro family of long-range XLR systems," said Amir Barry, founder and CEO of the company. , From a great distance with minimal friction with the target.
The options for using XLR systems are varied.
They can be placed, among other things, in a dedicated vehicle that allows fast mobility from point to point;
Behind a camouflage net for the purpose of performing covert missions;
Or from apartments or roofs in buildings near the destination. "