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Tech giant Meta Platforms bought Oculus for $2 Billion in 2014.
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Currently, the company is developing MR headsets that are a key to accessing the metaverse.
Oculus founder Palmer Luckey is making headlines again, this time in the arms industry. British publication The Economist reported that his weapons-focused startup called Anduril has unveiled a missile-cum-drone “Roadrunner.” The name correlates to a Looney Tunes show which features a coyote trying to catch a fast-moving bird in a canyon.
A New Experiment
The Roadrunner can either be used for surveillance or attacking the enemy. It can be compared to Iron Dome or Patriot missiles that can increase the odds of hitting a target. However, Anduril’s missiles can “communicate” with each other, and the remaining ones after destroying a target can return home unused.
The Economist writes that “Comparing air-defense systems is tricky, for they are designed for different things. Iron Dome deals
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