Sep 1, 2025 12:00 PM
Updated Sep 2, 2025 4:01 AM
China has developed augmented reality headsets for armored vehicle crews, aiming to give commanders, drivers, and gunners a clearer view of the battlefield and faster reaction times.
China has developed augmented reality (AR) headsets for armored vehicle crews, aiming to give commanders, drivers, and gunners a clearer view of the battlefield and faster reaction times.
The system links to external cameras and sensors mounted on tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, projecting a 360-degree real-time feed through a heads-up display.
By doing so, it reportedly allows crews to “see through” armor that normally restricts visibility, a long-standing problem for heavily protected platforms.
Read the full story on NextGen Defense: China’s Take on IVAS? New AR Goggles Let Tank Crews ‘See Through’ Armor
China•sensors•Google•armored vehicles•military•Augmented Reality•Augmented Reality System•defense•main battle tank
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