Anduril Industries said today that it has been awarded a $159 million contract by the U.S. Army for an initial prototyping period to develop a night vision and mixed reality system.
The Costa Mesa-based company said the project combines the best of night vision, augmented reality, and AI into a single system.
“Anduril’s solution reimagines the battlefield interface giving soldiers superhero-like abilities. In collaboration with leading technology partners—including Meta; OSI; Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.; and Gentex Corporation—Anduril is developing a helmet-mounted mixed reality system that unites advanced night vision with augmented reality overlays,” according to the company co-founded by Palmer Luckey.
