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Startup aims to equip genetically enhanced dogs with Palmer Luckey’s military tech

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Briefings

A Texas-based startup led by Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm plans to genetically modify military and police dogs using Anduril's cybernetic Augments. The project secured $200 million in funding and aims to produce healthier dogs with mission-suited traits, though the specific genetic modifications and Augment integration details remain partially described.

Key points

• The startup is led by Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm, co-founders of Colossal Biosciences.
• The company secured $200 million in funding from investors to develop the project.

Context

Warhound, the startup's name, is the brainchild of Palmer Luckey and Ben Lamm. It aims to improve military and police dogs in the US by combining genetics, cloning, and animal biology with Anduril's advanced cybernetic Augments.

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Evidence is limited to the Warhound website description; specific genetic modifications, Augment integration details, and timeline for deployment are not fully detailed in the provided text.

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