Images of game controllers being used by US service members in conflict zones have been widely circulated, but the military is now creating original designs inspired by game consoles for various purposes. The US Defense Department website features photos showing military equipment with controls resembling Xbox gamepads, such as a truck-mounted laser for detonating mines. This shift towards unique designs reflects a new approach to technology and innovation within the military, moving away from cannibalized controllers towards more specialized and efficient equipment.
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