Radar

While Glass is flying under the radar at I/O, Google has announced that CNN, Elle, Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook and Evernote are joining the "Glassware" fray. Previously, only Path and The New York Times were the only other apps available for Glass. Read more...

Healthcare organizations can use Radar to navigate the mishmash of data-breach laws to create a detailed incident response plan. The centralized repository contains all the details and supporting information necessary to identify all the tasks as well as for future audits and reports.

Why are Virgin America, Target, Bank of America, CBS Interactive and other top execs from leading companies going to Under the Radar? Because the speed of technology creates new opportunities and new problems for leading enterprises. Startups presenting at Under the Radar all address a particular...

Weather forecasting and tracking in the US is about to get much more accurate, according to the National Weather Service. The agency announced today that it has nearly completed a two-year long process of upgrades to the nation's Doppler weather radar units — 122 units have been upgraded out of a...

Composite game illustration by Aurich Lawson One of the best things about travelling to shows like PAX East and the Game Developers Conference is the chance to check out titles from off-the-beaten-path, independent developers. While shows like E3 are overwhelmed by the presence of multi-million...

Millimeter wave radars have been saddled with an unfairly negative public perception ever since the TSA's bumbling body scanner program began. But, the technology itself is immensely useful for more than peeping under clothes and this miniaturized prototype from the Fraunhofer Institute aims to...

One of the world's largest military contractors, Raytheon, has developed a system that gives soldiers superhuman hearing. The system, called 3-D Audio, essentially allows soldiers to hear exactly where threats are coming from, and what kind of threat it is -- a rocket, gunfire, a Molotov cocktail...

The modern Naval battlefield is a cacophony of electromagnetic energy with active and jamming signals competing for dominance amid the din. This new 3D radar system however, cuts through the static of war to accurately track nearly a thousand tennis ball-sized incoming threats. Which might be...

Pratt & Miller has created a rear-facing radar that can track approaching cars, with the information gathered being offered to the driver via a display. The system was shown off at 12 Hours of Sebring, and is said to be the only currently available of its kind. You can check out a video of the...

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