The ad hoc network created for the Project Convergence exercises is moving more data, faster and further than the equipment was ever designed to do.

Army Futures Command (AFC) is helping the service to expedite the development and integration of situational awareness tools in support of the COVID-19 pandemic response.

Project Convergence (PC) is comprised of a series of incremental developmental efforts and exercises designed to achieve a seamless, networked, multi-domain force by 2035.

The Army announced it has reached an agreement with Microsoft on a $21.88 billion, 10-year contract to produce its futuristic do-it-all goggle.

The new system is designed to deliver robust voice and data connectivity from paratroopers on the frontline to the brigade commander, who could be in an ops room thousands of miles away.

Applications with maps facilitate the work of the military - they work without the Internet, allow you to calculate the coordinates of the target and navigate the terrain

Phoenix Ravens at Joint Base McGuire-Dix Lakehurst highlight ideas to industry partners with a video presentation. This video was shown at the Spring Industry Preview.

The Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) Product Center is hosting a hybrid (in-person and virtual) workshop to expedite the development and integration of situational awareness tools Nov. 30 to Dec. 3. The Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) is a map-based software application that enables coordination among thousands of users with features such as a position data, chat, mission planning and shared overlays. It is compatible with Android, Apple iOS and Windows.

Real-time information being pushed out to firefighters in the field in as little as 15 minutes.

Army wants digital image processing to improve image quality, intelligent toggling to modulate power, and ability to display only relevant information.