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Microsoft has partnered with military tech firm Anduril to enhance the U.S. Army’s Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) by integrating Anduril’s Lattice platform. These smart combat goggles will provide soldiers with real-time data, 3D mapping, and threat detection capabilities, improving decision-making on the battlefield. The IVAS goggles will also feature low-light and thermal sensors, enhancing situational awareness and overall combat effectiveness. This collaboration aims to overcome previous performance issues with IVAS and field an improved version for U.S. soldiers. #Microsoft #Partnered #military #tech #Firms #army #usa #visualeffects #Augmentation #system #Smart #combat #goggles #smartglasses #soldiers #RealTime #data #detecting #Battlefield #businessdor Microsoft Anduril Industries Anduril Smart Glasses Noor Smart Glasses Military Aviator Night Vision Goggles ANVIS-6 Military: Defense, Communications, Security, Weapons, Vehicles, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps

Effective DoD modernization comes through innovation, including the use of modern technology solutions from vendors aiming to support the mission of the Department. We're closely watching how the US Army approaches such efforts, as outlined in its Army Force Modernization whitepaper, published this week. Military platforms are more technologically advanced than ever, but our forces still use vehicles manufactured during the Cold War era. Given these advancements, only complete observability can give operators the right data to make smarter, faster decisions to ensure the readiness and resilience of their fleets. https://ow.ly/1xbx50QIy7R

The U.S. Army has for years experimented with high-altitude balloons and long-endurance, fixed-wing, solar-powered platforms capable of operating in the stratosphere. Now the service is pursuing prototyping efforts that could lead to programs of record, including one able to deploy launched effects. This significant development in military technology highlights a new era in surveillance and strategic capabilities, opening opportunities for companies like World View to make a difference. Read more about these groundbreaking advancements and their potential impact on defense strategies in the full article from DefenseNews: https://lnkd.in/e3u3uAMt

From Prototype to Powerhouse: Scaling Dual-Use Tech Across the Armed Forces A dual-use tech company launched its innovative prototype with the US Army, starting with 50,000 users - and then quickly scaling its product to serve the entire force. The product wasn’t a weapon, but rather a product commonplace to the commercial world but secure enough for military operations. After scaling to the entire Army, the US Navy and United States Air Force followed suit, adopting the same technology to enhance their operations. Dual-use tech is everywhere, and the DoD needs solutions that go beyond weapons and things that go boom! At The Outpost, we help companies scale their innovations to the largest customer on the planet—the U.S. government. If you think your tech can make a difference, reach out to us today at hello@theoutpost.com and let's make it happen. #innovation #dualusetech #TheOutpost #governmentcontracts

‼️Space and cyber are often hailed as the dominant elements of modern warfare, but the equally critical role of Special Operations Forces (SOF) physical proximity is frequently overlooked‼️A great example below ⬇️ . “A Russian case study involving the Turla Group, a Russian-speaking espionage organization, demonstrates the vital role of SOF in enhancing the operational security of cyber operations. By leveraging space-based assets, SOF can provide the physical presence necessary to mitigate risks and ensure the success of cyber missions."

Elma White Paper - Optimizing Power Conversion in High-Reliability Rugged Embedded Systems Supplying power for today’s modern and highly mobile, highly rugged embedded computing environments goes well beyond a mere power supply unit (PSU). #Elma #embedded #PSU #military #Defense

The Army’s TEM 12 registration continues! The event will be held on May 29 and 30, 2024, at the Marriott City Center, Philadelphia, PA. PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION: All in-person attendees must register on Eventbrite. You will not be granted access to the event without registering. Registration on the Joint Communications Marketplace (JCM) DOES NOT register you for the event. The JCM only provides vendors a platform for submitting whitepapers, and access to additional pre- and post-TEM information. TEM 12 will continue to build upon the popular technical discussions held at the last TEM, with topic areas including, but not be limited to: • “As a service” approaches • Range extension and aerial tier networking • Mission command applications • Electromagnetic spectrum warfare • Powering the future network DON’T DELAY! Tickets always sell out far in advance of the event, and registration will close once capacity is met for the venue. In-person attendee: https://lnkd.in/ePATUHGK... Virtual attendee: https://lnkd.in/e9isPPJh... For detailed information go to SAM.gov at: https://lnkd.in/eDs-7xGY ASA(ALT) Army Futures Command U.S. Army DEVCOM C5ISR Center #ArmyNetwork #TEM12 #FutureArmy

Excited to see "Army SOF-Space-Cyber Triad: Multidomain Cognizance" featured in the Special Warfare Journal. "When SOF, Space, and Cyber forces work together there is also a transfer of knowledge among highly specialized career fields. Space forces learn irregular warfare tenets, cyber forces understand how space can expand access to networks, and SOF gains a better understanding of the electromagnetic spectrum across multiple domains. This is why Triad collaboration is more than a formation or capability." Col Pete Atkinson https://lnkd.in/eg7ac_Es United States Department of Defense United States Department of the Army US Army US Army TRADOC U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) Army Futures Command U.S. Army Materiel Command The Joint Staff USSOCOM Joint Special Operations Command Joint Special Operations University United States Army Special Operations Command Army Special Forces (Airborne)5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) - US Army U.S. Army Cyber Command U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing/Space (APNT/Space) Cross-Functional Team (CFT) Special Forces Foundation Special Forces Association Special Forces Charitable Trust Special Operations Warrior Foundation

In today's complex operational environment, the ability to share critical data across different platforms is paramount. At ACI, we understand the importance of seamless 3rd party integration for enhanced mission effectiveness. Our team of experts specializes in integrating military software solutions, ensuring: 🔸Real-Time Information Sharing: Connect intelligence gathering systems, logistics platforms, and command & control centers for a unified operational picture. 🔸Improved Situational Awareness: Empower troops with real-time data from sensors, drones, and battlefield networks, allowing for quicker and more informed decisions. 🔸Enhanced Interoperability: Facilitate seamless communication and data exchange between different military branches and allied forces. 🔸Streamlined Logistics: Integrate logistics software with inventory management systems, optimizing resource allocation and deployment. ACI doesn't just bridge the gap between systems, we bridge the gap to victory. Ready to find how? Reach out now at info@aciedge.com or find us on the web at www.aciedge.com today! #technology #innovation #integration #thridparty Program Executive Office Soldier ( PEO Official Page) PEO C3T U.S. Army PEO EIS PEO IEW&S USSOCOM United States Army Special Operations Command U.S. Army Contracting Command U.S. Army Contracting Command - Aberdeen Proving Ground (ACC-APG) Naval Special Warfare Command - Navy SEAL & SWCC Teams Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)

The outcomes have been fantastic...largely because of great leadership. This story would not have the same ending without that. It's worth noting, that the Maven Smart System and derivative capabilities were built under the auspices of USDI and JHU/APL years prior to their introduction to the 82d. This was not a new tech innovation... this was a proven system that was in 'limbo' until it was discovered by an operational cadre. I think this is important to note, for the most important artifact of successful tech implementation is IMAGINATION! When a warfighting community can 'see' their operations enhanced through tech...it works like a champ. This was the magic link in this case. The leaders/warfighters 'saw the light' for their warfighting challenges... and did something about it. If leaders/communities/units expect some 'dudes from Silicon Valley' to fix their warfighting challenges for them, they will be disappointed. While much is made of the acquisition challenges the DoD presents, the real missing link is the voice of functional warfighting experts who can describe process and outcomes...THEN bring in tech to make it happen. Sigh... imagine if we were already doing this at scale across all of our functional domains. Maven proves this is readily done if we pick up the baton. When we can say this...we will be (even more) unstoppable.