A new Raytheon-built virtual reality app puts users on a New England hilltop, looking out onto the test range for the company’s new 360-degree Global Patriot Solutions radar. The app, available for both Android devices, and iOS devices, works with any Google Cardboard-compatible headset.
![A custom Raytheon Google Cardboard viewer, from DodoCase. (Image courtesy Raytheon.)](https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Raytheon-DodoCase-_googlecardboard2_960x654-514x350.jpg)
Raytheon itself is giving away free Google Cardboard viewers, previously used the technology to show the assembly of the first full-sized version of the array. The company is proposing the new radar as an upgrade to the system that has protected the United States and its allies for decades.
![(Image courtesy Raytheon.)](https://www.hypergridbusiness.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Raytheon-app-screen-636x350.jpg)
Request a free Google Cardboard viewer here.
The app itself is just a 360-degree view of the area, with a radar grid superimposed over it. Other than being able to look around, there is no interactivity in the app, nor anything particularly interesting to see.
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