Anduril’s EagleEye headset is basically real-life wall hacks: drones tag enemies behind buildings, troops see a fused AR map from every sensor in the sky, and robots share the exact same 3D world model. Here’s how it works, and why it could reshape military and future law-enforcement ops. Think Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter IRL. Anduril's new headset EagleEye combines night vision, thermal and AR to overlay real-time 3D tracking of friendlies & enemies in the real world. This is the next gen IVAS program for the US army. The headset is no doubt amazing, but the killer app here is Lattice. Intelligence from a plurality of sensors from ground to space fused together into a god-mode like tactical view. Basically, the 3D substrate you need to orchestrate humans & machines alike. Pretty damn cool. Learn more on Anduril's page: https://www.anduril.com/eagleeye -- Subscribe for more in-depth AI & creative tech videos! 👉 ‪@bilawalsidhu‬ Join My Newsletter: https://spatialintelligence.ai Connect with me on X/Twitter here: https://x.com/bilawalsidhu Everywhere else here: https://bilawal.ai Business inquiries: [email protected] Bio: Bilawal Sidhu is a creator, engineer, and product builder obsessed with blending reality and imagination using art and science. Bilawal is the technology curator for TED Talks, and a venture scout for Andreessen Horowitz. With more than a decade of experience in the tech industry, he spent six years as a product manager at Google, where he worked on spatial computing and 3D maps. His work has been featured in major publications including Bloomberg, Forbes, BBC, CNBC, and Fortune, among others. Bilawal’s journey into computer graphics began at 11, when he fell in love with seamlessly blending 3D into real life footage. Since then, he's captivated over 1.5M subscribers, garnering more than 500M+ views across his platforms. Driven by a mission to empower the next generation of artists and entrepreneurs, Bilawal openly shares AI-assisted workflows and industry insights on social media. When he’s not working, you can find Bilawal expanding his collection of electric guitars. TED: https://www.ted.com/speakers/bilawal_sidhu