RIVET demonstrates its Heads-Up Display (HUD) technology for the US Army’s Soldier Borne Mission Command program at the AUSA 2025 conference. The system integrates with soldier equipment to enhance situational awareness and command capabilities. The display is showcased in the Wilcox Industries booth, highlighting its potential for field deployment.
The U.S. Army awarded Anduril and Rivet a combined $354 million in contracts to develop and deliver warfighter capabilities through its Soldier Borne Mission Command (SBMC) program. Rivet’s $195 million agreement covers fielding a day-and-night situational-awareness platform described as mixed-reality technology.
The U.S. Army awards more than $350 million in combined Soldier Borne Mission Command contracts to Anduril and Rivet for a dismounted situational-awareness platform. Anduril receives a $159 million prototype deal, while Rivet executes a $195 million agreement to field the platform.
The U.S. Army selects startup Rivet to develop prototype computers, goggles, and watches for its Soldier Borne Mission Command program. Founder Dave Marra describes the design priorities as comfort, ruggedization, utility, and compliance, with the devices intended to give soldiers a battlefield intelligence edge.
