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Army's battlefield laser prototype - al.com
TIL that the army use Xbox 360 controllers to fly UAV spy planes : r/todayilearned
The surprising uses of games controllers - BBC Future
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U.S. Army Using Xbox 360 Controllers to Guide Robots | WIRED
Gamer Looking to Save the World Regrettably Recruited by United States Military
US Navy Launches Laser Cannon
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US Navy submarines are getting Xbox 360 controllers to control their periscopes - The Verge
US Navy Using Xbox 360 Controller To Operate New Attack Submarine | Tech Times
US military looking to create a 'universal remote' for drone fleets | Engadget
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A new Israeli tank features Xbox controllers, AI honed by 'StarCraft II' and 'Doom' - The Washington Post
The surprising uses of games controllers - BBC Future
A new Israeli tank features Xbox controllers, AI honed by 'StarCraft II' and 'Doom' - The Washington Post
In the virtual cockpit: What it takes to fly a drone
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US troops in Afghanistan will soon test a tiny, pocket-sized drone in the field - The Verge
In the virtual cockpit: What it takes to fly a drone
Behind the scenes of the Air Force's drone piloting - YouTube
U.S. Navy swapping $38,000 periscope joysticks for $30 Xbox controllers on high-tech submarines – GeekWire
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A new Israeli tank features Xbox controllers, AI honed by 'StarCraft II' and 'Doom' - The Washington Post
