The Pentagon's push for wearable power
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Blog: The Defense Department wants a few good inventors to devise a prototype system that can power a standard soldier's equipment for 96 hours.
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Prototype 90-nanometer radio chip promises more power than current CMOS technology.
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The device maker stands to benefit from an emerging electronic "must-have."
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BISMARCK, N.D. &#151; Jack Uldrich says his stain-resistant pants are just the beginning for a technology that could someday be used to create cell phones so small they can be sewn into clothes and enhance electrical transmission through power lines.
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Scientists are developing clothing embedded with sensors which they say will be able to monitor your health.
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The Pentagon's way-out researchers want to use a screen of directed sound to turn noisy tanks and Humvees quiet and stealthy. In Danger Room.
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A breakthrough in the way scientists make crystals could lead to a replacement for silicon in chips for devices.
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By Anonymous  MILITARY  A new radio technology may help warfighters to stay connected on the battlefield.
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U.S. scientists have developed a  microfiber fabric that generates its own electricity, making  enough current to recharge a cell phone or ensure that a small  MP3 music player never runs out of power.
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No more "go pills": The military wants special lights to keep pilots awake. Otherwise, the brass will just breed the need to sleep out of 'em. In Danger Room.
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A laser designed for military use is close to hitting a power threshold thought necessary to turn it into a battlefield weapon.
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US researchers demonstrate a system to transfer energy to devices without the need for wires.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved a radio frequency identification (RFID) microchip (VeriChip) that will be implanted in humans and used for medical purposes.
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By Anonymous  Raytheon Co. will develop and deploy a new communications network for the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA).
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Darpa's Deep Green program is looking to design a software suite that can see the future for commanders and help them rapidly adapt their plans to changing battlefield conditions.
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Department of Defense considers the threats posed by hackers, pornographers, and IPods.
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Processors will feature enhanced power management technology.