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Collection of IVAS Articles
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It appears that the Army is taking this very seriously.
Soldiers Test new IVAS Tech
The final product -- officials say it will likely be fielded in the fourth quarter of FY21 -- will include a variety of features: a color see-through digital display that makes it possible for the user to access information without taking his eye off the battlefield; thermal and low-light sensors that make it possible to see in the dark, literally; rapid target acquisition and aided target identification; augmented reality and artificial intelligence, to name just a few.
How the Soldier Lethality Team
Army's Tactical Network...
When optimized, the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) is a single platform that features advanced goggles connected to a body wearable computer, or puck, to perform multiple situational awareness functions, including a simulated training environment (STE), advanced night vision, target acquisition and language translation for enhanced situational awareness.
Soldier Feedback Drives Modernization
Real World 3D For Operations
Natick Experts...
Army Tests Augmented Reality Headset
New Night Vision Goggles
Marines try out Mixed Reality
Third IVAS Evaluation Slated for July
New Goggles bring AI to soldier Training
It appears that the Army is taking this very seriously.
Soldiers Test new IVAS Tech
The final product -- officials say it will likely be fielded in the fourth quarter of FY21 -- will include a variety of features: a color see-through digital display that makes it possible for the user to access information without taking his eye off the battlefield; thermal and low-light sensors that make it possible to see in the dark, literally; rapid target acquisition and aided target identification; augmented reality and artificial intelligence, to name just a few.
How the Soldier Lethality Team
Army's Tactical Network...
When optimized, the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) is a single platform that features advanced goggles connected to a body wearable computer, or puck, to perform multiple situational awareness functions, including a simulated training environment (STE), advanced night vision, target acquisition and language translation for enhanced situational awareness.
Soldier Feedback Drives Modernization
Real World 3D For Operations
Natick Experts...
Army Tests Augmented Reality Headset
New Night Vision Goggles
Marines try out Mixed Reality
Third IVAS Evaluation Slated for July
New Goggles bring AI to soldier Training
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