@entrepreneursanctuary: Palmer Luckey built the Oculus Rift at 16. Sold it to Facebook for $2.3 billion at 21. Got fired at 25. Founded Anduril the same year. 🧠 Anduril is now worth $28 billion. On JRE #2394, he demonstrated Eagle Eye — Anduril's AR helmet system. The clip shows exactly what the Lattice AI platform underneath it does: Soldiers on the ground. Drones in the air. One single, live picture of the battlefield shared across every unit in real time. 🔥 Blue = friendlies. Red = threats. What any single drone sees — every person sees. Instantly. Automatically. A battlefield hive mind. Is this technology uncomfortable to think about? Yes. So is the fact that China is building the exact same thing — and has an internal government timeline that assumes they move on Taiwan by 2027. Anduril's response: their internal China27 policy designs every system to be operational before that window closes. The question for the US isn't whether this technology exists. It already does. The question is whether America builds it first — at Silicon Valley speed, with people who actually know what they're doing — or whether legacy defense procurement handles it and delivers something a decade too late. "It's so crazy that I was born at the right time to actually get to build all this stuff." 💰 He was born for this. He knows it. 👉 @entrepreneursanctuary #PalmerLuckey #Anduril #Entrepreneurship #DefenseTech
