(CNN) — Dogs working in the United States military could in the future wear augmented reality (AR) goggles that enable soldiers to give them remote commands during operations. The goggles are being ...

(CNN) -- Dogs working in the United States military could in the future wear augmented reality (AR) goggles that enable soldiers to give them remote commands during operations. The goggles are being ...

The U.S. military is developing night vision goggles that are loaded to the brim with augmented reality capabilities. The demo was for what the Pentagon is calling the Integrated Visual Augmentation ...

The US Army is developing augmented reality goggles for dogs to help protect their human guardians. The BBC reports that the project, funded by the Small Business Innovation Research program, aims to ...

BAE Systems is developing state-of-the-art goggles for the U.S. Army that combine night vision and thermal imaging technology. The Army has awarded the defense technology specialist a five-year ...

Dogs wearing goggles are the cutest — just look at the photo above. In this particular dog’s case, though, the goggles are more than just an accessory: They’re an augmented reality device designed ...

(CNN) — Dogs working in the United States military could in the future wear augmented reality goggles that enable soldiers to give them remote commands. The goggles are being developed by Command ...

The military's top research laboratory wants to replace its standard issue night vision goggles with a lighter more powerful version. The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) said today's ...

Soldiers wearing a prototype of the U.S. Army’s Integrated Visual Augmentation System at Fort Pickett, Va., in 2020. (Courtney Bacon/U.S. Army via Reuters) LONDON — The U.S. Army has approved an order ...

is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. The US Army is trialing a new technology that could “fundamentally change how military canines are deployed in ...

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, but declined to ...