America Awakened to NITV
		Some of the best minds in voice biometrics began, a little over twenty years ago, to develop the Psychological Stress Evaluator, the Computer Voice Stress Analyzer (CVSA) based on the original technology. Due to the stringent standards that the NITV used to validate their technology, progress on the new forensic voice biometrics system was slow.
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		05/02/2008, 08:54

		Air Force Selects ISS to Develop Prototype Space Infrastructure
		Air Force has chosen Intelligent Software Solutions the to continue its leadership role in defining the future of Space Situational Awareness systems over the coming year. ISS participated, under an Air Force Research Laboratory initiative in 2007, in the construction of the Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) Situational Assessment and Reporting System (JSARS).
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		04/24/2008, 13:01

		Adaptive Impedance Matching Module Shipped by Paratek Microwave, Inc.
		A technology leader in radio frequency (RF) components for wireless applications, Paratek Microwave, Inc., is now shipping high-performance Adaptive Impedance Matching Module (AIMM™) evaluation kits that have been optimized for Military and Public Safety radio applications. AIMM, vased on Paratek’s ParaScanTM tunable RF technology, is currently finding widespread application in commercial cellular handsets.
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		04/24/2008, 09:40

		Unique Radio over IP & IP Over Radio Testing Incorporated by Network Emulator
		The Networked Application Performance Lifecycle™ experts, iTrinegy, today announced a major upgrade (Version 4.6) to their INE-Enterprise Network Emulator. This new module enables testing of IP over Radio and Radio over IP, ROIP applications and devices allowing the proper simulation of conditions caused by distance, adverse weather and terrain conditions. With an early take up by the military, the new module has already been successful.
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		04/17/2008, 15:11

		New Spatial Rules 3.0 Spatiotemporal Engine Released by ObjectFX
		A leader in delivering dynamic spatiotemporal and geospatial tools and business rules, ObjectFX ® Corporation, announced that it has released as part of the growing suite of ObjectFX geospatial software, its newest 3.0 version of Spatial Rules.
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		04/10/2008, 11:45

		First Marine Display with Integrated Touch Screen Announced by Planar
		A worldwide leader in specialty display solutions, Planar Systems, Inc., announced today the new Planar LX Mariner series. The Planar LX0801PTI, LX1201PTI and LX1501PTI, designed with innovative features to meet the challenges of unpredictable marine environments, support the company’s continued strategy to develop innovative display solutions for unique applications and other specialty markets.
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		03/25/2008, 21:31

		Development of Microchip Interconnect System by Sun Microsystems
		Sun Microsystems, Inc. announced today that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded Sun $44.29 million funding for a five and a half-year research project focused on microchip interconnectivity via on-chip optical networks enabled by Silicon photonics and proximity communication.
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		03/24/2008, 19:18

		$40 Million Army Contract to Produce Robotic Security Vehicles Awarded to General Dynamics
		As a part of General Dynamics Land Systems (Sterling Heights, Mich.), a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics, General Dynamics Robotic Systems, was awarded by the U.S. Army an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with a total potential value of $40 million for production of the robotic Mobile Detection and Assessment and Response System (MDARS).
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		02/25/2008, 19:05

		NanoMarkets Unveils New White Paper Regarding Low-Cost Sensors
		NanoMarkets, an industry analyst firm has just issued a new white paper titled Pushing Low-Cost Sensors to Market. The paper was drawn from a previously issued report that addressed the opportunities for printed and organic electronics firms interested in the sensor market. According to the paper, while sensors are not the first product segment considered for printed and organic electronics they represent an important area for manufacturers because, unlike displays and RFID, this segment of electronic devices is underserved by existing manufacturers.
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		02/24/2008, 16:02

		NASA and European Space Agency Ulysses Solar Mission
		The joint NASA and European Space Agency Ulysses mission to study the sun and its influence on surrounding space is likely to cease operations in the next few months. The venerable spacecraft, which has lasted more than 17 years or almost four times its expected mission lifetime, is succumbing to the harsh environment of space. Science findings and discoveries from the mission were numerous and unprecedented. Examples include taking the first direct measurements of interstellar dust particles and interstellar helium atoms in the solar system and the discovery that the magnetic field leaving the sun is balanced across latitudes.
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		02/24/2008, 15:53

		Light Blue Optics Invests $26 Million for Accelerating its Product Development Programme
		Light Blue Optics  is an industry developer of holographic laser projection technology. It announced closing a US$26 million Series ‘A’ funding round, led by Earlybird Venture Capital and Capital-E. Existing investors 3i plc, who led LBO’s US$3.5 million seed-funding round.
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		10/01/2007, 16:52

		Industrial Nanotech Announced Nansulate’s Apparition in "Nanotechnology for Green Building"
		Industrial Nanotech has announced that its Nansulate coatings for insulation, corrosion prevention, mold resistance and lead encapsulation have been included in a new 117 page report on "Nanotechnology for Green Building" by the Green Nanotechnology Forum.The Nansulate Product Line includes both industrial and residential coatings.Nansulate is the Company's patented product line of specialty coatings containing a nanotechnology based material. They  are well-documented to provide the combined performance qualities of thermal insulation, corrosion prevention, and resistance.
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		09/27/2007, 16:44

		Eyewall shifts may help announce changes in hurricane intensity
		Looking for changes in the internal eyewall of a hurricane may facilitate forecasters defeat one of their most complicating challenges: predicting gradual strengthening or weakening.
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		03/02/2007, 14:33

		NASA Moon banned due to budget problems
		The spaceship, called the Orion, won't fly until early 2015, four to six months later than planned.
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		03/02/2007, 14:28