Fireside Chat with Palmer Luckey on Groundbreaking Advancements with XR in Military and Defense

Earlier this year, Palmer Luckey, founder of Anduril, announced that his company had taken over development of IVAS (Integrated Visual Augmentation System), an AR headset originally developed by Microsoft to give US soldiers visual superpowers on the battlefield. Luckey, who also founded Oculus VR, knows a bit about developing VR headsets and he seems passionate and determined to develop tools that integrate XR and advance military technology. Join Stephanie Riggs, Co-Founder and CEO of NiaXP, as she chats with Luckey on his latest project and what it means for advancement and integration of immersive tech in the military and defense sector.