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Defense technology firm Anduril, spearheaded by Palmer Luckey, has launched EagleEye, an AI-driven mixed-reality system poised to revolutionize military operations. This innovative hardware, developed in collaboration with Meta, seamlessly integrates into standard military helmets. EagleEye provides soldiers with a comprehensive heads-up display, immersive spatial audio, and advanced radio frequency detection capabilities. The system allows for real-time access to mission briefings, overlaid maps during combat scenarios, and intuitive control of drones and other military robotics. According to Luckey, EagleEye acts as a “new teammate,” augmenting soldiers’ capabilities on the battlefield. The Anduril-Meta partnership marks a significant reunion for Luckey and Mark Zuckerberg, recalling Meta’s prior acquisition of Oculus, the virtual reality company Luckey founded.