Bozeman, Mont. – October 07, 2026 -- Reveal Technology Inc. has secured a $9.5 million purchase order from the U.S. Army, expanding deployment of its Farsight 3D mapping platform to additional infantry brigades under an existing GSA IDIQ contract.
Second delivery order builds on 82nd Airborne Division fielding
The new order marks the second delivery under the contract, following successful deployment with the 82nd Airborne Division and ongoing integration with the Army's Nett Warrior soldier-worn battle command system. The funds will support procurement, distribution, training, and sustainment of Farsight across infantry units seeking improved situational awareness in network-constrained environments.
Platform converts live video into 3D terrain models without connectivity
Farsight uses computer vision, artificial intelligence, and edge computing to transform live video into detailed 3D terrain models in near real time, operating on standard military hardware already fielded with infantry units. The system requires no internet connectivity or specialized equipment, enabling rapid mission planning, route analysis, and obstacle detection at the tactical edge.
"Army infantry units are demanding technology that delivers immediate tactical advantage in contested environments," said Garrett Smith, CEO of Reveal Technology. The company positions the platform's offline functionality and Nett Warrior integration as key differentiators for units operating where traditional networked systems fail.
Veteran-founded firm expands footprint across U.S. defense branches
Reveal Technology's products, including Farsight and the Identifi mobile biometrics platform, are already deployed across the U.S. Army, Special Operations Command, Marine Corps, and allied forces. The Bozeman, Montana-based company reports a workforce that is more than 50 percent veterans and active service members.