"Launched on October 13, EagleEye will be available as helmets, visors, and glasses. According to a press release, the devices will feature a display that Anduril says can overlay information, like the locations of a user's teammates, onto their live battlefield surroundings. EagleEye will be powered by Lattice, Anduril's AI software platform. The startup is collaborating on the EagleEye product line with several companies, including Meta Platforms, OSI, Qualcomm Technologies, and Gentex Corporation, which have expertise in AR or ballistic helmets, per the release."
""A lot of people think that this move into announcing our augmented reality efforts is this new thing that we pivoted into rather than the culmination of 8 years of platform building, building the software that you need, building the data integration techniques you need," Luckey said."
""There's so much you have to do to accomplish this dream of a soldier-born heads-up display that shows you where the baddies are, where your buddies are.""
Anduril began developing the EagleEye concept when the company was founded in 2017 and pursued eight years of platform building, software development, and data integration techniques. EagleEye launched on October 13 and will be available as helmets, visors, and glasses with displays that can overlay teammate locations and other information onto live battlefield surroundings. EagleEye will be powered by Lattice, Anduril's AI software platform. Anduril partnered with Meta Platforms, OSI, Qualcomm Technologies, and Gentex Corporation for AR expertise and helmet design. Early plans faced skepticism and comparisons to Microsoft's 2018 IVAS Army contract.
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