Army Modernization and Spatial Computing
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Authors
Eerhart, Daniel
Issue Date
2024-05-16
Type
Scholarly papers
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Keywords
spatial computing , Augmented Reality , Virtual Reality , Geospatial Technology , Artificial Intelligence , Autonomous Vehicles , Human Enhancement
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Abstract
The Army Modernization Strategy does not adequately address spatial computing, despite its significant role in achieving modernization priorities, and research limitations are directly impacting major projects like the Integrated Visual Augmentation System.
Modern ubiquitous technologies, such as smartphones, self-driving cars, and virtual meeting technology, rely upon spatial computing, yet civilian adaptation and innovation outpace the Army’s willingness and ability to integrate.
Each modernization and enabling priority relies upon spatial computing as a technology that achieves desired outcomes, such as object detection, spatial mapping, and sensor fusion for autonomous or remotely controlled vehicles.
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Citation
Daniel Eerhart, “Army Modernization and Spatial Computing,” AUSA, May 14, 2024, https://www.ausa.org/publications/army-modernization-and-spatial-computing.
Publisher
Association of the United States Army (AUSA)