Anduril takes over military headset project from Microsoft, Palmer Luckey envisions "technomancer" soldiers
The defense-tech startup still needs approval from the Department of Defense before the agreement is confirmed. Based on a post on hispersonal blog, Luckey appears confident that the deal will be approved. “For me, this announcement is deeply personal,” Luckey wrote. The IVAS units combine high-resolution night, thermal, and soldier-borne sensors into a heads-up display. They use augmented reality to provide wearers with real-time battlefield information, including being able to identify drones....