Space-Eyes, a technology firm specializing in drone security and emerging tech, has announced plans to go public via a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) deal valued at $638 million. As part of the company's growth strategy, Eric Trump is expected to join the firm in an advisory capacity.

According to reports, Trump’s role will center on identifying and mitigating security threats posed by drones and other advanced technologies. The company intends to leverage his background, specifically citing his experience with security protocols and issues encountered during his time associated with the White House.

While the financial details of the SPAC deal have been confirmed, the broader implications of the partnership remain a subject of interest. The move marks a significant expansion for Space-Eyes as it enters the public market, positioning itself as a player in the defense and security technology sector. There is currently no information regarding the specific timeline for the finalization of the merger or the exact scope of Trump’s day-to-day responsibilities within the organization.