Fresh off his visit to the 2024 UAS Summit & Expo as a special guest of Sen. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., Palmer Luckey visited UND on Oct. 9. While on campus, he spoke to students about his recent work in national security and the importance of technological innovation when it comes to national defense.

Luckey is the inventor of the virtual reality headset Oculus Rift, and founder of Anduril Industries Inc. — a defense technology company that brings the U.S. Department of Defense an ultra-modern approach to solving problems. He shared a stage in the Nistler College of Business & Public Administration’s Barry Auditorium with Cramer and UND President Andy Armacost, who moderated a discussion that gave students access to the billionaire CEO’s ideas on innovation in the business as well as defense spheres.

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