Anduril Takes Helm of Army's $22B IVAS Program

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Last updated Feb 12, 2025

Anduril Industries is set to take over the development and production of the U.S. Army’s Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), previously managed by Microsoft. This transition, pending approval by the Department of Defense, involves Anduril assuming full responsibility for the program's hardware, software, and integration with Lattice. The IVAS project, valued at up to $22 billion, aims to enhance warfighter capabilities through advanced augmented reality technology.

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