All Articles in Sensors

Stealthy and fast aircraft, next generation air defence systems, high velocity weapons… The speed of technological change is redefining the pace and shape of air warfare. Gaining and retaining air superiority is no longer a dog fight; it is a situational awareness battl...

[Infographic] From smart pavements to waste systems, the power of technological innovation is allowing more and more cities to get smarter. Could your city be smarter than you think it is?

Quantum physics already upended our lives over 60 years ago with the invention of the laser and the transistor. Today, with a second quantum revolution in sight, the science promises a radically different future from the world we know today. Marko Erman, Chief Scientifi...

Flight simulators have traditionally trained pilots solely on technique and process. But the new HuMans pedagogical tool, integrated into the Reality H Full Flight Simulator, equips the simulator cockpit with cameras and sensors that measure the pilot’s mental workload....

A digital transformation in rail equipment maintenance is under way, with Smart Infrastructure and AI teaming to avoid equipment failure. Read on

As naval operations rely increasingly on connected technologies aboard ship and in collaborative combat, Thales cybersecurity provides every vessel with customized coverage.

Drone surveillance can improve the safety of rail infrastructure, either as eyes in the sky or on tracks as the ‘rail bot ’ of the future. Thales optronics, infrared sensors, connectivity and AI are the keys. A must read, now.

The most dangerous part of a soldier’s day on the battlefield can be exiting the armored vehicle. Thales can help solve the problem with day and night 360 degree local awareness.

Military superiority depends on information superiority and, particularly, on continuous imagery. Connected combat will mean vastly improved vision and battlefield awareness for tomorrow's soldiers. The keys are sophisticated sensors, seamless connectivity and effectors...

Risks are increasing for naval forces as traditional naval powers contest increasingly the open seas, unconventional forces take to the waters with dangerous new weapons, and technology can mask ship movements. Submarines need more sensitive ‘ears’ and ‘brains’ to cut t...