The Army hasn’t even officially fielded its futuristics mixed-reality goggles to soldiers yet and the service is already working on redeveloping the system to make it significantly more ...

(Bloomberg) -- Anduril Industries Inc., a maker of drones and software to control them, will assume management and eventual manufacturing of the US Army’s new infantry goggles from Microsoft ...

Microsoft is working with military tech firm Anduril on Microsoft's upcoming military goggle product for the US Army, according to a post published Thursday. Microsoft has been developing the ...

according to a US Army spokesman. The first 20 prototype IVAS 1.2 goggles were delivered in late July and assessed by two squads of solders in late August to check for improvements in reliability ...

The US Army is awarding Microsoft with another order of advanced mixed reality goggles designed for combat situations, Bloomberg reports. Microsoft had sent the Army a batch of 20 updated ...

David Marra — the executive in charge of Microsoft's mixed-reality-goggle program for the US military — is leaving the company, Insider has learned. Microsoft confirmed Marra's exit ...

The cost of Microsoft’s goggles for the U.S. Army should “be substantially less than” than the projected $80,000 per set if they’re to generate large orders in the future, the service said.

The U.S. Army is considering taking the next step in holding a possible recompete in the design of its augmented reality battle goggles, according to a report by Breaking Defense. The U.S. Army ...

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 ...