The headsets would give soldiers crucial information at a glance, creating a tactical advantage on the battlefield—but ...

In 2021, Microsoft signed a $22 billion deal with the US Army to develop the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), ...

The Integrated Visual Augmentation System, or IVAS, is a $22 billion program on which the Army has worked closely with Microsoft since 2018. The military system was built on the commercially ...

The goggles, known as the Integrated Visual Augmentation System, or IVAS, are intended to give ... The remainder includes increased expenditures, from Army program management to Microsoft ...

“We are going through the program to identify where we ... Microsoft’s contract may actually be at risk. The Army is reportedly preparing to hold ‘IVAS Next’ later this year, a new open ...

Boosted by Lattice, the IVAS program aims to produce a headset that can help soldiers “rapidly identify potential threats and take decisive action” on the battlefield, according to the Army.

Bloomberg notes that the IVAS' heads-up display, battery and chest unit make up $41,824 of the current price. The rest includes increased expenditures, from Army program management to Microsoft ...

as the program involving over a dozen Army research and development teams is called, the aim is to prevent soldiers from having to dismount blind. Those of us in the Bradley used IVAS Capability ...

Microsoft's Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) goggles, intended for the US Army, face price challenges ... “We are going through the program to identify where we can reduce costs ...

It is worth noting that the US army plans to order up to 121,000 of Microsoft’s IVAS after testing the devices ... “We are going through the program to identify where we can reduce costs.

The Army's helmet-mounted, mixed reality device that merges information tools, night vision and thermal optics will see more design updates and a battalion-level assessment next year. The ...