Deadly Toys: How Weaponized Xbox Controllers Inspired New Art Exhibition
A submarine controlled by Xbox controller? Not as weird as you think | Metro News
Beyond missing Titanic sub, handheld gamepads are a common military interface | Ars Technica
Email Roundup 17: XBox Controllers for Weapons, Police in War and Killer Robots - YouTube
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Beyond missing Titanic sub, handheld gamepads are a common military interface | Ars Technica
U.S. Army Using Xbox 360 Controllers to Guide Robots | WIRED
Boring Company video shared by Elon Musk shows tunnelling machine driven with Xbox controller | The Sun
Inside Britain's military drone base
united states - Does the US military use an Xbox 360 controller to control one of their EOD robots? - Skeptics Stack Exchange
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A Military Contractor Just Went Ahead And Used an Xbox Controller For Their New Giant Laser Cannon | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
United States Navy to use Xbox Controllers in their New Submarines
Army's battlefield laser prototype - al.com
Army fly UAV Spy Plane with Xbox 360 Controller – Paul Maunders | Web log
Siri, Kill That Guy': Drones Might Get Voice Controls | WIRED
This Battlefield Tank Comes With an Xbox Controller | Carmel Tank
Joel Franco on X: "@GenePark True. Toured USS Indiana submarine recently and saw an Xbox 360 controller https://t.co/4bHqepH6vY" / X
TIL: The US Navy used Xbox 360 controllers to operate the periscopes on submarines based on feedback from junior officers and sailors; the previous controls for the periscope were clunky and real
US Military Fight Their Wars With Xbox Controllers - YouTube
US military to fight next big war with Xbox-style video game controllers
Email Roundup 17: XBox Controllers for Weapons, Police in War and Killer Robots
The missing submersible was run by a video game controller. Is that normal? - CBS News
