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🇹🇼 NCSIST demonstrated an 🕶️Augmented Reality Head-Mounted Display (AR HMD) system capable of 👊slaving the rotation and firing of an ⚡️M60A3 test tank's upgraded main turret and weapon station to the operator's helmet movements. 🔥 source:

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Taiwan Militaryvor 6 Tagen

Full video:

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名稱不可為空白vor 5 Tagen

@WarThunder

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카사블랑카 (䨻)vor 5 Tagen

M60 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 좀 갖다 버려라

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Deerscotchvor 5 Tagen

这是新M60吗,BVVD快点出

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黑白壽司vor 6 Tagen

加油,台灣不弱,實力衛國!!!

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Dark_REIvor 5 Tagen

Did they went to Turkiye for M60T upgrade?

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Thomas Kvor 5 Tagen

Great but the tanks appear to have no anti-drone protection and will last 5 minutes in modern warfare.

Profilbild von Taiwan Military
Taiwan Militaryvor 5 Tagen

Just take a add-on cage. Not much effort.

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