US EditionAnduril unveils EagleEye super soldier helmets for Army SBMC program
Anduril plans to deliver about 100 AI-powered EagleEye helmets and eyewear to the U.S. Army by mid-2026 to enhance soldier situational awareness and survivability.
- On Monday, Anduril unveiled EagleEye at the Association of the US Army annual conference, a modular, AI-powered helmet family led by Palmer Luckey, Anduril's founder.
- After years of problems with Microsoft's Integrated Visual Augmentation System , including soldier complaints of cyber sickness, the U.S. Army broadened suppliers and tapped Anduril Industries and Rivet.
- EagleEye includes helmet, visor and glasses variants, offering high-resolution 3D mission planning, daytime and digital night-vision HUDs, rear and flank sensors, and sensor fusion via Lattice.
- Anduril said it received a $159 million prototyping contract and plans to deliver roughly 100 units to select U.S. Army personnel, with Palmer Luckey securing one of two development contracts.
- Earlier this year, Anduril announced a partnership with Meta and commercial leaders like Gentex Corporation and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. to integrate AR, sensing, and helmet tech into defense.
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Anduril unveils EagleEye super soldier helmets for Army SBMC program
Defense technology company Anduril Industries today revealed EagleEye -- a family of AI-powered components forming a heads-up display for the 21st century battlefield. Anduril, with partners including Oakley, Meta, Qualcomm, Gentex Corporation and OSI Systems -- has developed and created four variants of EagleEye for different customers and missions, company founder Palmer Luckey told reporters on a call last week. EagleEye systems are powered b…
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