Anduril Industries has launched the EagleEye, a mixed-reality helmet aimed at transforming soldiers into AI-augmented warfighters. This initiative, led by co-founder Palmer Luckey, who previously founded Oculus, integrates command-and-control tools and sensor feeds directly into a soldier's field of vision. The EagleEye system includes various forms such as helmets, visors, and glasses, and is designed to enhance situational awareness by providing live video feeds and real-time tracking of teammates. This launch is particularly significant as it comes after the U.S. Army transitioned from Microsoft's Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) to Anduril's solutions, following issues with the previous program. The Army's recent $159 million award to Anduril for prototyping a new mixed-reality system underscores the growing importance of advanced technology in military operations.