US Army OKs Acquisition of 5,000 IVAS Goggles After Year-Long Delay
The US Army has finally approved the potential acquisition of 5,000 Integrated Visual Augmentation System goggles.
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The US Army has finally approved the potential acquisition of 5,000 Integrated Visual Augmentation System goggles.
SAE Media Group reports: Registration closes in less than two weeks for the Future Soldier Technology USA Conference, taking place in Arlington, VA, this June.
Microsoft seems to have lost its steam on the US Army HoloLens project. ...
The platform will now be due in September of 2022.
Share this article The U.S. Army has awarded Microsoft with a multi-billion dollar contract to produce augmented-reality headsets for its soldiers. The deal allows Microsoft to manufacture the “Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS)” for a fixed price, said to be worth up to $21.8 billion USD over 10 years. Microsoft says that the IVAS headsets are based on its HoloLens augmented reality headsets and utilize its Azure cloud services. The gear is supposed to “keep soldiers safer and make them more effective,” and will enable enhanced situational awareness and information sharing ...