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07/06/08
Northrop Grumman is in the early stages of developing brain-wave binoculars that could tap into the mind's ability to sense threats miles away and give soldiers on the battlefield more time to react to threats. Find Us On Facebook
"The idea is to capture the very quick response you get in the brain," said Jan Walker, public affairs officer for the Pentagon's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. "It would allow the warfighter more time to react to threats." Northrop Grumman was awarded a $6.7 million contract to develop the binoculars. DARPA awarded the contract to the Linthicum defense firm in March to...
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