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Army Testing Honeywell’s Virtual Imaging Technology On Bradleys, Potential Interest For NGCV

Army Testing Honeywell’s Virtual Imaging Technology On Bradleys, Potential Interest For NGCV
Honeywell has completed tests with its helmet mounted display virtual imaging technology on DARPA's GXV-T test vehicle. Photo: Honeywell.

Honeywell [HON] officials said the Army will continue testing its advanced helmet visioning system to create a virtual line of sight on Bradley fighting vehicles, with potential interest in integrating the system as a component on its next-generation combat vehicle (NGCV).Gerhard Schroter, senior business development manager for Honeywell Aerospace, told Defense Daily at last week’s Association of the United States Army (AUSA) conference the company has successfully demonstrated virtual imaging capabilities for manned-unmanned vehicle teaming and solved earlier perception issues…

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