Anduril took over the development project of the IVAS augmented reality (AR) headset from Microsoft last year. After AVAS failed to meet the needs of the US military, Anduril said they would develop a new set called EagleEye. Yesterday, the actual design of EagleEye was finally officially shown.
EagleEye is equipped with various cameras and sensors that can provide the ability to see in the dark and lenses with a built-in screen to display important information on the battlefield. Maps, enemy locations, compasses and control of various devices are among the supported features. On the battlefield, EagleEye can be used like a regular helmet or with a mask that protects the face, making the wearer look like Iron Man.
According to Anduril founder, Palmer Luckey – EagleEye also allows infantry soldiers to control drones and robots. Eagle eye supports the Lattice ecosystem developed by the company, which also supports drones and missiles developed by the company. To make EagleEye a success, Anduril is working with Meta, OSI, Qualcomm and Gentex Corporation.
