EagleEye
Helmet-mounted displays and sensors that put battlefield information in a soldier's view.
What does it actually do?
EagleEye is a family of soldier-worn devices, including mixed-reality displays built with Meta, that show the soldier maps, threats and teammates' positions, powered by Lattice. It follows Anduril taking over the Army's IVAS headset effort from Microsoft in 2025.
Technical detail
- Digital vision, threat detection and networked mission command in the helmet.
- Built in partnership with Meta (announced May 2025).
- Linked to the Army's mixed-reality program (IVAS / Soldier Borne Mission Command).
Status
PrototypeContract awarded
Anduril received an Army contract in September 2025 to develop the next mixed-reality system.
Known users
- U.S. Army
Milestones
- EagleEye unveiled. Source
- Army contract to redefine the future of mixed reality. Source
- Anduril and Meta team up on XR for the U.S. military. Source
- Anduril and Microsoft partner on the Army's IVAS program. Source