EagleEye (Helmet)

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AUSA 2025: Anduril EagleEye turns the soldier helmet into a command post.

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Anduril used the AUSA 2025 floor to show EagleEye, a headborne, AI-enabled kit that fuses a wide-field mixed-reality display, spatial audio, and networked sensors so dismounted troops can plan, maneuver, and coordinate effects without dropping their head from the fight.

Company materials and partner statements describe multiple configurations, including a full-face ballistic variant that reprojects the scene for night and degraded visibility, as well as lighter daytime HUD options.

The debut tracks with the Army’s (ADF) decision to shift IVAS work toward Anduril and fund a fresh $159 million prototyping effort under Soldier Borne Mission Command, with industry partners like Gentex and Meta contributing optics, helmet integration, and AR components...

Command and control remains integrated within the same set.

The operator assigns drone tasks, requests fires, and pilots robots while maintaining mobility, as the interface is native to the helmet and computing is located near the sensors and display.

Planning tools include a collaborative three-dimensional board used to prepare and replay maneuvers, to anchor video feeds to terrain, and to adjust the setup during action.

The architecture targets interoperability with existing command ecosystems to avoid breaks between training, preparation, and execution.

Link: https://www.armyrecognition.com/news...oogle_vignette

Link: https://www.anduril.com/news/anduril...ghter-s-helmet

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Anduril Shows a Glimpse of EagleEye’s Wide Field-of-view Night Vision Imaging

“The difference is night and day,” Anduril says in an X post. “The digital night vision of the EagleEye Family of Systems delivers an 84 degree field of view, stereo thermal fusion to expose hidden threats, and a 4K display for enhanced warfighter perception.”

The company also showed off a visual comparison between EagleEye (left) and PVS-31 (right), the latter of which is a conventional binocular-style night vision system currently used in elite combat roles, such as SOCOM, Rangers, SEALs, and MARSOC.

That said, the two systems are very different—about as far from each other as a smartphone is from and a digital Casio watch.

Link: https://roadtovr.com/anduril-eagleey...-night-vision/