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