Military Adapts Game Controllers

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The US military is operating weapons and equipment with custom game controllers

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Photos from a US Defense Department website show that the military has gradually turned toward original designs for various purposes, drawing obvious inspiration from video game consoles.

The Recovery of Airbase Denied by Ordnance (RADBO ) system, which neutralizes munitions using a three-kilowatt laser mounted on an 18-ton vehicle, incorporates one of several variants of the Freedom of Movement Control Unit .

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