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'Edge of Tomorrow': The IDF's combat soldiers of the future - 10.05.2022
The Directorate of Defense Research and Development (DDR&D) and Elbit Systems have unveiled the Edge of Tomorrow, a program aimed at enhancing the capabilities of combat soldiers. The technology incorporates augmented reality goggles, a computerized assault rifle system, a digital head-mounted display system, hostile fire detection technology, and more. The program was recently demonstrated at an IDF training center, showcasing its potential in improving lethality, survivability, and synergy among soldiers. The technology is based on open architecture, allowing for the integration of technology from other companies.
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CTTSC3 - Combating Terrorism Technology Startup Challenge - 19.01.2018
The Combating Terrorism Technology Startup Challenge (CTTSC3) was a success with over 200 startups entering the contest and over 800 people attending the innovation day. The event was a joint initiative of the US Department of Defense, the Israel Ministry of Defense, and the MIT Enterprise Forum of Israel. The winners of the contest were CardioScale and Colugo who won the $100,000 first prize and $10,000 second prize respectively in the General Technologies track, and Elbit and TrekAce were the $100,000 first prize and $10,000 second prize winners in the Navigation Technologies track.
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4 exciting new solutions for the hyper-enabled operator
The U.S. military is working towards creating hyper-enabled operators and leveraging new technologies on the battlefield. goTenna can provide the connectivity necessary to monitor hyper-enabled operators in contested or remote environments. The article discusses four solutions, including the TrekAce Core robotic haptic sleeve, the Squire Digital Assistant, Tough Stumps ATOS solution, and biometric safety monitoring. These solutions, in conjunction with goTenna, can revolutionize how warfighters operate on the battlefield and enhance situational awareness. The article emphasizes the importance of connectivity and the role of goTenna in transmitting critical data in comms-denied environments.
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TrekAce Technologies - Solutions/Service Company
TrekAce Technologies is a pioneer in non-GPS navigation and communication technology for the automotive industry. The company has developed an algorithm-based navigation solution that offers higher accuracy than GPS and is not dependent on third-party systems. TrekAces technology is also used in outdoor sports and defense agencies. The company has been sought after by organizations worldwide for its navigation solutions. TrekAce is now expanding its solutions to the American market and collaborating with leading manufacturing companies to enhance the capabilities of autonomous vehicles. The company aims to become a critical provider of navigational and communication solutions for the autonomous vehicle sector.
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ISDEF 2019: TrekAce Wristband Navigation - Overt Defense
Lost? This Startup's Hand-Gripping Device Will Guide You
TrekAce Technologies has developed a tactile wrist-strap that serves as a navigator using vibrations and sound notifications. Originally aimed for civilian use, the device is now being used by several militaries and homeland security agencies. The company plans to open a U.S. office and start mass production for individual consumers next year. TrekAce has raised over $1 million from private investors. The consumer version of the wrist-strap will be priced starting at $600.
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http://www.israeldefense.co.il/en/node/27560
TrekAce, a company specializing in wearable technology, is offering a solution to the cognitive overload experienced by individuals when trying to process visual or auditory commands while on the move. The companys founder and CEO, Ronen Gabbay, explains that the human brain cannot effectively handle the management of the bodys motion and process visual commands simultaneously. TrekAce uses a unique tactile language to convert traditional interfaces and communication into a touch-based format. The company has developed the TrekAce Advanced force management and navigation system, which does not rely on GPS and provides precise navigation. TrekAce has started delivering its products and has formed partnerships with market leaders who incorporate TrekAces wearable elements into their solutions using the companys API.
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TrekAce points you in the right direction, keeps your hands free Backerjack
The article discusses TrekAce, a handheld navigation device that wraps around the forearm and uses vibrations to indicate directions. The product is being offered for a discounted price of $259 to Indiegogo backers. The developer seeks $75,000 in funding through the campaign. The article suggests that TrekAces hands-free design and compatibility with smartphones make it a convenient option for outdoor activities. The company aims to resonate with early adopters and potentially create a more affordable version in the future.
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