The U.S. Army is planning to buy 40,000 pairs of 'mixed reality' goggles, enough to outfit nearly one in ten soldiers. The IVAS goggles, derived from Microsoft’s Hololens program, will allow soldiers to identify friendly and enemy forces and aim their weapons without directly seeing the enemy. Soldiers will be better informed and able to trade...
'Mixed Reality' Goggles Will Give U.S. Army Soldiers Super Vision
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'Mixed Reality' Goggles Will Give U.S. Army Soldiers Super Vision
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