Meta develops augmented reality devices for the U.S. Army

obozrevatel.com (Ukrainian)

Meta, led by Mark Zuckerberg, is developing augmented reality devices for the U.S. Army, aiming to equip soldiers with advanced technology. Meta is collaborating with Anduril, founded by Oculus creator Palmer Luckey, on the EagleEye project, competing for a $100 million Pentagon contract. The goal is to create AI-powered AR/VR headsets for soldiers, enhancing battlefield awareness and response. This project is part of a larger $22 billion U.S. Department of Defense initiative for digital modernization, marking a new venture into military technology for Meta.


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