The first set of 20 prototype IVAS 1.2 goggles were delivered in late July and then evaluated by two teams of soldiers in late August. The goal of this evaluation was to increase reliability, improve low-light performance and comfort, and eliminate issues such as nausea and dizziness seen in previous versions.
IVAS 1.2 glasses, based on Microsoft HoloLens mixed reality glasses, demonstrated low-light sensor performance and form factor during testing at Fort Drum, New York. Spokesman David Patterson said feedback from soldiers has been positive.
Source: Ferra
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