The US Army has significantly delayed its much publicised US$22 billion contract with Microsoft for an ‘integrated visual augmentation system’. The project involves the development of augmented-reality headsets to provide soldiers on the battlefield with ‘waypoints and other navigation symbology’ similar to those used by combat pilots. While the army says it ‘remains committed’ to the project, early versions didn’t function in the rain and the potential for batteries to be damaged in combat raised safety concerns.
https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/the-five-domains-update-142/
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