In a span of a few years, tech corporation Microsoft started going from developing the Xbox series consoles to providing tactical equipment for US soldiers. Such a big leap did not slide smoothly with ...
More than two years after a deal was first signed, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is slated to deliver improved combat goggles using its Hololens technology to the U.S. Army by the end of the month. The new ...
A building with offices belonging to Microsoft is seen in Chevy Chase, Maryland, on Jan. 18. An improved model of Microsoft Corp.’s goggles won’t be deployed to U.S. Army combat troops for at least ...
U.S. soldiers using Microsoft Corp.’s new goggles in their latest field test suffered “mission-affecting physical impairments” including headaches, eyestrain and nausea, according to a summary of the ...
Microsoft, which is eliminating 10,000 jobs and trimming some of its hardware lineup, will reduce its HoloLens goggles business as it scales back work on a headset for the U.S. Army that Congress ...
Microsoft Corp.’s multibillion-dollar deal to build customized versions of its HoloLens goggles for the U.S. Army is moving forward, one year after the Senate considered freezing half the contract.
Microsoft’s new multifunction goggle system for the U.S. Army shows promise, but the $22 billion program isn’t yet ready for combat deployment, according to the Pentagon’s test office. Despite ...
Microsoft Corp. has an initial $1.3 billion at stake in a test beginning later this month on whether its HoloLens augmented-reality goggles can be turned into an effective combat system for the U.S.
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