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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Anyone used E-COTI's augmented reality feature?

Posted: 6/10/2018 10:24:41 AM EDT

Seems neat, wonder how the uploaded maps display etc.

The E-COTI’s Augmented Reality capability provides a Head’s-Up-Display (HUD) with navigation and route execution as well as real-time, geo-referenced, XML-based augmented reality. When used with Android devices, the VD becomes a remote HUD display for identifying teammates, targets, and route points. The E-COTI allows the ability to keep eyes on the mission while the HUD eliminates the need to stop and look down at a screen.

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Posted: 6/11/2018 2:18:42 PM EDT

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Can it track thrown pizza rolls is the question?

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Posted: 6/11/2018 6:23:00 PM EDT

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That’s pretty awesome

Posted: 6/11/2018 6:47:56 PM EDT

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Just curious does the additional light reduce tube life?

Posted: 6/11/2018 7:23:18 PM EDT

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possibility of shadowing or image burn

Posted: 6/12/2018 1:03:53 AM EDT

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So the image is projected where? On the back of the ocular for that color map? I thought the gen 1 injected the image through the tube, but this looks different?

Posted: 6/12/2018 6:07:46 AM EDT

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So the image is projected where? On the back of the ocular for that color map? I thought the gen 1 injected the image through the tube, but this looks different?

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Curious myself. Photoshop maybe? Or a projection screen behind the exit lens?

Posted: 6/12/2018 6:12:01 AM EDT

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Can this device be trusted regarding OPSEC?

It has to have GPS for augmented reality maps to work. So it can log where you have been in its memory. It obviously gets updates by being connected to a computer... Seems like a vulnerability to a secret squirrel.

Posted: 6/12/2018 11:29:07 AM EDT

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Can this device be trusted regarding OPSEC?

It has to have GPS for augmented reality maps to work. So it can log where you have been in its memory. It obviously gets updates by being connected to a computer... Seems like a vulnerability to a secret squirrel.

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OPSEC and NETSEC is generally a function of the connected device. If you're using your own phone, you'll have as much or as little as your phone has--for other uses there are user-specific devices/applications.

~Augee

Posted: 6/12/2018 8:32:28 PM EDT

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~Augee

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Can this device be trusted regarding OPSEC?

It has to have GPS for augmented reality maps to work. So it can log where you have been in its memory. It obviously gets updates by being connected to a computer... Seems like a vulnerability to a secret squirrel.

OPSEC and NETSEC is generally a function of the connected device. If you're using your own phone, you'll have as much or as little as your phone has--for other uses there are user-specific devices/applications.

~Augee

If I were using this device I would have an airgapped PC to interface it with.

Posted: 6/13/2018 2:00:16 AM EDT

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How do devices connect to it?

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