<ul><li>Meta is bidding to build high-tech wearables for the US Army in a project called EagleEye with Anduril Industries, worth around $100 million.</li><li>EagleEye will include tech-forward helmets, glasses, and other wearables providing augmented reality and virtual reality experiences to enhance soldiers' hearing and vision.</li><li>The devices may be used to detect drones from a distance, interact with AI-powered weapon systems, and suss out hidden targets, powered by Anduril's autonomy software and Meta's AI models.</li><li>Palmer Luckey, involved in the project, is a prominent figure in defense technology, with significant government contracts and partnerships in the tech industry.</li></ul>

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