Road to VR15d
U.S. Army Needs Microsoft AR Headset to Be “substantially less” Than Projected $80K Price Tag
Microsoft’s contract with the U.S. Army to build a combat-ready AR headset is worth up to $22 billion, but only if the ...
Business Insider22d
Microsoft lost billions of dollars on HoloLens, and its huge IVAS military contract is in trouble
The Microsoft team that's been working on IVAS has been whittled down, with the majority of the business and engineering brainpower moving on to other projects, the people said. They asked not to ...
MIT Technology Review8d
Palmer Luckey on the Pentagon’s future of mixed reality
What a floundering military goggle project reveals about where our experiences with the technology are headed next, according ...
US Army asks if Microsoft could please make its Kill-O-Vision headsets a bit cheaper
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Indiatimes16d
US Army makes a 'price request' to Microsoft for these Goggles
Microsoft's Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) goggles, intended for the US Army, face price challenges with a current projection of $80,000 per set. The Army has called for substantial ...
Al Bawaba News16d
Microsoft to provide US Army with HoloLens goggles worth $21.9B
ALBAWABA – Microsoft, the American multinational corporation and technology company, will secure a deal with the US Army to provide its IVAS goggles in a contract worth approximately $21.9 billion.
$22 billion Microsoft deal with U.S. Army could be in jeopardy unless the tech giant can get the price of its militarized HoloLens to be "substantially less than" $80,000 p…
Microsoft's militarized HoloLens continues to face challenges, this time surrounding the cost of individual units.
Microsoft Goggles’ Cost Must Drop From $80,000 Each, Army Says
The cost of Microsoft Corp.’s goggles for the US Army should “be substantially less than” than the projected $80,000 per set ...
Techno-Science.net25d
This augmented reality helmet integrates AI: it's no longer science fiction
Microsoft, in partnership with defense company Anduril, is offering an augmented reality headset to transform military operations. The IVAS, developed by Microsoft, will soon be enhanced by Anduril's ...