💣 AI gun detection cameras in US schools and Most advanced bombers

Check out this week's top 5 IE Originals videos, featuring the most fascinating stories in science, engineering, and tech.

Can a record-breaking undersea drone cut maintenance costs?

The Hydrone-R undersea drone from Saipem has achieved a subsea record. The drone was in continuous undersea operation for 167 days. It's likely to improve the efficiency of oil and gas field inspection.

Have we solved the autofocus problem in car cameras?

Sheba Microsystems claims to have developed the world's first autofocus car camera. If true, that would solve a longstanding problem with driver assistance systems. Traditional cameras have lost focus in fluctuating temperatures.

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B-1B to B-21: The USAF's Dominance in Bomber Technology

The United States Air Force has consistently led in strategic bomber technology, deploying some of the world's most advanced aircraft, including the B-1B, B-2, and the latest addition, the B-21.

RPG-7: The art of simple destruction

The RPG-7 anti-tank grenade launcher is an impressively robust, simple, and deadly weapon. It’s a versatile platform capable of launching different types of grenades depending on the scenario.

AI gun detection cameras in US schools

Gun violence in United States schools is still prevalent with recent years witnessing a stark rise in school shootings. Now ZeroEyes, a US-based firm founded by military veterans, has developed a patented artificial intelligence (AI) technology for surveillance camera systems.