Aim of this seminar was to examin the formulation of policies and implementation strategies for investing in the development of newer technologies to achieve Pakistan’s Comprehensive National security goals
ChatGPT, the poster child of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI), has stormed the industry with its ability to transform productivity and automate
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According to the Drone Industry Insights Report, the global drone market size is expected to reach USD 55.8 billion by 2026 at a compound annual growth
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The conclusion of IDEAS 2022, the 11th international defence exhibition in Karachi was a huge triumph for Pakistan’s defence sector. The purpose of IDEAS is
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RESEARCH / PUBLICATIONS EVENTS Emerging technologies Role of New & Emerging Technologies in Comprehensive National Security May 13, 2023 Emerging technologies Disruptive Technologies – Impact on Future Warfare June 8, 2022 Emerging
Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA), theoretically, serves as a disquisition on the connection between technological advancements and their effect on the conduct of war.
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The Internet of Military Things (IoMT) is a class of heterogeneously connected devices employed for future warfare. It has wide applications in advanced combat operations and
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Algorithms have, over the years, helped mathematicians/scientists solve numerous fundamental operations. From the early use of simple algorithms by Egyptian, Greek, and Persian mathematicians
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Technological advancements have brought about revolutionary changes in every walk of life on Earth. Technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), cyber, Internet of Things (IoT), virtual reality, satellite communications, robotics, and biometrics, etc.,
History is a witness to how new technologies have shaped our world. The advent of steam engines, electricity and IT systems has brought diverse opportunities and new challenges that need to be
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