Andreas

New backplate in progress… So far weight of BMS system cut in half 😌

The eyes are nuts on this thing

Thought I bricked my Jetson but then literally fixed it by taking the SD card out and blowing on it. God I love electronics.

@Samu_Rye Not the some of the edge AI computations I’m doing

@andreas_temper You can do all of this on an arduino Q. Shrink it down

This is the part that cracks me up. So many wires when plug in to modify the software

I always love the explanation when people walk into my dorm room and just see two huge helmets on my desk. I really need a workspace.

@ConwayAnderson Yeah, wanna switch to waveguide just can’t find a cheap solution rn.

@andreas_temper looks like bird bath optics for the glasses?

Let’s roll #EagleEye

Got a nice depth camera installed. This will give me access to features like anchored AR overlays, 3D mapping, hand gesture recognition, and better object and person tracking. Also updated the board a little (don’t worry I’ll cut down the wiring)

The wiring exposure has been cut down immensely by either lining the components within the inner shell or offloading them to a piece on the chest rig. I’ve also dropped the head weight by 80%!! I’ve got a depth camera + IMUs otw to gain the ability to pin things in real space.

After a week break with family, finally getting back to work on improving the hardware. Have a lot of things planned for the next few weeks on the BMS and computing housing. As well as cutting down these annoying wires.

Didn't know Maduro was a VR fan!

V1 was def way too bulky and not practical. V2 has cut down a lot of fluff and prioritized space. Though, I still have a special place in my heart for the first version out of an old lacrosse helmet

Beginning to rework the helmet design to properly hide the wiring. Also looking into implementing connection to drones. I had my start in engineering building UAVs for the SUAS Air Force competition back in 2021. Might be time to dust off the boxes 👀

I’m pretty bullish on defense stocks for 2026

Before I had the Ops-Core Helmet, I stripped an old lacrosse helmet to fit in the VR components and mount the devices. Pretty cool to see the journey of versions from the very start in early October.

Little sneak peak of the thermal vision and general HUD on the helmet. Note that the black parts show up as pass-through pixels on the AR glasses. That allows a Picture-in-Picture overlay for the thermal feed. Working on improving the vertical lines to get a better picture.

Gotta admit the full VR version looks pretty sick. Now I just gotta work on latency and distortion. It’s not perfect, but it’s a good start

@RejectedNPC @A1Anduril Check out my TikTok I have the entire build posted with software demo. Can also see on my GitHub under the HVX repository. Cheers!

This Stanford mechanical engineering student just built an EagleEye helmet in his bedroom: TikTok: tiktok.com/t/ZTrtJm4wo/