Anduril Introduces Eagle Eye, a Modular AI-Powered Soldier Headset
Anduril will showcase its entry into the Army’s Soldier Borne Mission Command program at the AUSA annual meeting, starting Monday, according to CEO Palmer Luckey.
The Eagle Eye program aims to produce four different headsets, with two variants available for display and two more in earlier development phases.
“We've been working on augmented-reality technology for warfighters since near the beginning of Anduril,”
said Luckey, who invented the Oculus Rift virtual-reality headset over a decade ago. The Eagle Eye has variants for day or night operations, or different levels of ballistic protection.
Author's summary: Anduril debuts AI-powered soldier headset Eagle Eye.
- Variants for day or night operations
- Different levels of ballistic protection
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