13 juillet 2021 | International, C4ISR

In the future, your uniform will track you | Military Times Reports

In the future, commanders will be able to track the conditions of their soldiers using computers woven into their uniforms. Heart rate, body temperature, even exposure to chemical threats can be recorded and transmitted thousands of miles to back to command. Military Times enterprise reporter Todd South has more on this program being developed in a joint venture between MIT and the Army.

https://www.defensenews.com/video/2021/07/12/in-the-future-your-uniform-will-track-you-military-times-reports/

In the future, your uniform will track you | Military Times Reports

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