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Reveal Technology Receives $9.5M U.S. Army Purchase Order for Farsight Platform

Contract expansion accelerates deployment of 3D mapping capabilities to infantry brigades.

Reveal Technology Receives $9.5M U.S. Army Purchase Order for Farsight Platform

BOZEMAN, Mont., October 7, 2026 – Reveal Technology Inc., a veteran-founded defense technology company, has received a $9.5 million purchase order from the U.S. Army under its existing GSA IDIQ contract. This second delivery order expands Farsight platform deployment to additional infantry brigades, building on successful fielding with the 82nd Airborne Division and ongoing integration with the Army’s Nett Warrior system.

The purchase order supports immediate procurement, distribution, training, and sustainment of Farsight’s 3D mapping capabilities to Army infantry units requiring enhanced situational awareness in network-constrained environments. The platform integrates with Nett Warrior, the Army’s soldier-worn situational awareness and battle command system, delivering real-time terrain visualization and target recognition when traditional systems cannot function.

“Army infantry units are demanding technology that delivers immediate tactical advantage in contested environments,” said Garrett Smith, CEO of Reveal Technology. “This expanded deployment validates what soldiers have told us works in the field: intelligence platforms that operate independent of network while integrating seamlessly with existing Army systems and tactical workflows.”

Building on proven performance across multiple Army deployments, this purchase order reflects the service’s confidence in Farsight’s operational effectiveness into the future. The platform has demonstrated consistent value in providing soldiers with improved situational awareness through intuitive, rapid intelligence generation at the tactical edge.

“We’re proud to have built Farsight alongside the infantry and around the realities of how soldiers actually fight,” said David Caudle, Vice President at Reveal Technology. “At its core, this is about giving frontline soldiers faster, more intuitive decision tools when and where they need them most.”

Reveal’s Farsight platform converts live video into detailed 3D terrain models in near real time using computer vision, artificial intelligence, and edge computing technologies that require minimal power, delivering decisive intelligence using only edge and mobile devices. Designed to run on standard military hardware already deployed with infantry units, the platform enables rapid mission planning, route analysis, and obstacle detection without internet connectivity or other specialized equipment.

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