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By now I'm pretty sure that Hezbollah's fiber-optic FPV drones trigger their PG-7-series HEAT shells on command, not just impact The HEAT-jet has plenty space to form & it becomes easier if no impact is necessary + Improved secondary fragmentation effect

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Brian Krassenstein

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i’m very bullish on the impact technology, and even more specifically, XR, can have in the healthcare space. just over a year ago we announced a partnership between Niantic Spatial 🌎 and Augment Therapy to explore how we can make physical rehabilitation feel more like play. after a year of prototyping, we’ve shipped half a dozen therapeutic games inspired by Peridot that target everything from physical activation to cognitive engagement and executive function. the impact is already clear: patients are enjoying their therapy. we're seeing them stay engaged for hours, not minutes, because the repetitive, often arduous exercise fades into the background and becomes genuinely fun. looking ahead, i’m most excited to see how our geospatial AI can take this to the next level. can we turn any space – a hospital play zone, a park – into a therapeutic space? our VPS can make that possible. i’m confident immersive tech’s true impact goes far beyond just entertainment.

i’m very bullish on the impact technology, and even more specifically, XR, can have in the healthcare space. just over a year ago we announced a partnership between Niantic Spatial 🌎 and Augment Therapy to explore how we can make physical rehabilitation feel more like play. after a year of prototyping, we’ve shipped half a dozen therapeutic games inspired by Peridot that target everything from physical activation to cognitive engagement and executive function. the impact is already clear: patients are enjoying their therapy. we're seeing them stay engaged for hours, not minutes, because the repetitive, often arduous exercise fades into the background and becomes genuinely fun. looking ahead, i’m most excited to see how our geospatial AI can take this to the next level. can we turn any space – a hospital play zone, a park – into a therapeutic space? our VPS can make that possible. i’m confident immersive tech’s true impact goes far beyond just entertainment.

asim ᯅ

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