A: Hey there! Did you catch the news today?

B: No, what's up?

A: So, Palmer Luckey's company Anduril unveiled this thing called EagleEye! It's a high-tech helmet and gear to help soldiers fight smarter with AI.

B: Oh, really? I thought he was just doing VR stuff.

A: Yeah, remember Oculus? He sold it to Meta. But now he's back in the game! EagleEye is a whole system that gives soldiers command-and-control tools and AI right in their line of sight.

B: Wow, that sounds cool! What else can it do?

A: It integrates live video feeds, has sensors to warn about threats, and tracks teammates in real-time. And there are different versions like a helmet, visor, or glasses.

B: That's pretty amazing! I wonder if the U.S. Army will adopt it.

A: They already did! Anduril won a contract this year to make these systems for every soldier. It's supposed to give them superhuman perception and decision-making abilities.

B: So, what's next for Palmer and his team?

A: Well, they're partnering with Meta again! Luckey said he wants to turn warfighters into technomancers, whatever that means. And earlier this year, they announced a project to develop extended reality devices for the military.

B: That's exciting! I can't wait to see how it turns out.

A: Me neither! This is going to change the game!