Microsoft’s initial IVAS headset, based on HoloLens technology, first went into trials in 2021 and includes integrated ...

IVAS has faced several delays and challenges for several years, but Microsoft's deal with the U.S. Army regarding the headsets could be worth almost $22 billion. Microsoft discontinued HoloLens 2 ...

The military system was built on the commercially available Microsoft HoloLens device. Maj. John Thomas, assistant program manager for IVAS Development at Program Executive Office-Soldier ...

According to the US Army’s latest statement, the cost of Microsoft's HoloLens glasses should be kept under $80,000 to generate bigger sales in the future. IVAS aims to equip US soldiers with ...

Earlier this month, Microsoft ended production of its HoloLens 2 headset with no plans for a successor. The company emphasized at the time that it remains "fully committed" to IVAS.

"In addition, we remain fully committed to the IVAS program with the US Department of Defense." The Department of Defense did not respond to requests for comment. Microsoft's HoloLens device was ...

Based on HoloLens 2, Microsoft’s specially-built Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) has faced multiple challenges since being awarded the Army contract in 2019, including poor field ...

Microsoft does, however, say it remains "fully committed" to providing HoloLens technology to the US army as part of its Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), but no further HoloLens ...

In fact, Microsoft has moved even further from retail. HoloLens fed into Microsoft's Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) project, which seeks to build advanced smart glasses for the US Army.