the short answer is that micro-displays are expensive to make. especially when you want to get to HD and greater. and they’re only built in small quantities (more later).

i’m waiting for the punchline. oh right, DARPA wanted a story written...

yes. micro-displays are not cheap. now include optics and the rest (relatively inexpensive), and get someone to charge you for it.

seconded.

with oculus you’re currently display limited, not eye limited. you need to be eye limited...

wolves? im up to the latest issue. don't remember any wolves

and I realize now this is a throwback article. and your discussions dates to '11. whoops

anything glenair, fischer, (to lesser extent hirose).

vdara hotel, near city center (the mall). further down the strip

terrible.

fries on a sandwich is good. jut not at primanti brothers. try a fat sandwich / grease trucks

i'm with you. none of the characters act like who/what they're supposed to be

gotta structure your acq plan differently. subfactor T1:Technical is the highest...

well that's more than valid.

above and beyond, thanks!

all depends on the material properties... as with any em spectrum:

why not just buy a flir tau

21seconds in looks a lot like a hubble camera inside of a protective enclosure for launch. (in a plane of course)

all bets are off on the new one. but you should probably watch the old ones. any of them stand alone in that they're bizarre - but they end up making more sense in order.

these ACU reviews are so funny now. picked up the one AC bundle at thanksgiving. have had a single issue, and i'm not sure that wasn't user error.