19.09.2019

During the image analysis process, machine-learning (ML) methods are used as standard for automatic image classification and feature recognition. These methods attempt to group image-specific characteristics in a training data set and assign predetermined classes (e.g. «landscape», «dog» and «person») in order to generalise new images.

23.11.2018

With the current density of communication media and radar, the question arises as to whether the two formats are compatible with one another. This issue is compounded by the fact that some devices use similar frequencies.

31.10.2018

Developments in the storage of energy, robotics and automated information processing – these are the subjects of the latest DEFTECH (Defence Future Technologies) Update of armasuisse Science and Technology.

18.10.2018

armasuisse is having the round for the Leopard 2 MBT 120 mm weapon system/L44 gun barrel renewed to ensure that there is sufficient ammunition in stock again and to guarantee the army is prepared. The WTT tests its function, safety and performance.

20.08.2018

At armasuisse W + T, tests using drones have been performed to record local weather parameters. During test campaigns, the advantages and disadvantages of these «flying weather stations» compared to meteorological balloons were evaluated.

08.08.2018

What better than science fiction to describe and communicate futuristic realities and concepts? The new brochure sheds light on the challenges in which it highlights parallels between new technologies in the literary world and the current state of research.

07.08.2018

In the future, robots are likely to be used more and more in disaster relief. With their help, emergency responders should be supported and protected. Above all, the victims of natural disasters should receive assistance quicker. The Federal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sport (DDPS) has launched a research programme in order to assess the practical suitability of robots (in disaster relief).

11.04.2018

A recently published YouTube video shows someone flying a micro drone equipped with optical sensors and a miniature shape charge as an effector. In the video, the drone uses facial recognition to seek out the target and positions itself above the person's head. The onboard miniature shape charge is then fired.