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US Navy Gunners Are Testing A Wearable Heads-Up Display
« on: July 26, 2017, 08:30:58 am »
 US Navy Gunners Are Testing A Wearable Heads-Up Display
 
    By William Morris Read bio

July 24, 2017
 

A service lab has turned a lieutenant’s brainstorm into a testable prototype dubbed the GunnAR augmented-reality headset.

In just a year, a wearable headset designed to help U.S. Navy gunnery sailors cut through the fog of combat has evolved from a lieutenant’s brainstorm to a prototype being tested in various exercises.

Conceived by a junior officer aboard the destroyer Gridley, the idea for GunnAR was presented at last year’s ONR Innovation Jam, where it received first prize — and $100,000 to make it real. After rapid progressions through various development milestones, the blue-tinted visor was put to the test in the Trident Warrior 2017 experiment aboard USS Bunker Hill, where sailors used it to put live fire on targets.

http://www.defenseone.com/technology/2017/07/us-navy-gunners-are-testing-wearable-heads-display/139644/?oref=d-river
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