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Anduril is shaping the future of defense, transforming U.S. & allied military capabilities with advanced technology.
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The AI Grand Prix takes flight with $500k and a job at Anduril on the line.
This week, we hosted the Physical Qualifier at Anduril HQ with competitors from 8 countries testing their code live under pressure.
USA 🇺🇸, Japan 🇯🇵, South Korea 🇰🇷, Taiwan 🇹🇼, the Netherlands 🇳🇱, Estonia 🇪🇪, Kazakhstan 🇰🇿, and China 🇨🇳. The event doubled as a recruiting event for eligible global talent.
Over 3,000 teams registered. 10 teams remain. Find out who wins on Dec 11th. The first-ever AI–GP takes place at Arsenal-1 in Ohio.
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Anduril delivered the first CCA to the @usairforce last month. Now, USAF operators are flying Fury on their own.
Welcome Fury and Vengeance to the experimental operational unit! Our Airmen are excited to see what CCA can do.
Anduril Armory. The global storefront for commercial-off-the-shelf capabilities is live. Every item ready to deploy.
"We have the demand coming in, orders are booked." - Matthew Steckman, President and Chief Business Officer at Anduril Industries.
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Congrats to @PalmerLuckey and Anduril for winning the Wildfire XPRIZE - for detecting and suppressing a wildfire within 10 minutes of ignition!
Bringing autonomy to the next fight: wildfires.
Anduril has earned first place in the Autonomous Wildfire Response Track within the @xprize competition.
Our solution manages the entire wildfire lifecycle with minimal human intervention. Lattice coordinates assets across air, land, and space to detect and respond faster.
The award reflects Anduril's deep experience building firefighting tech including more than two years of dedicated work with XPRIZE. During the rigorous finals test in the Alaskan wilderness, our platform autonomously detected, fought, and suppressed live fires.
Destructive wildfires are a global crisis. Anduril and XPRIZE are pioneering faster, more scalable and more automated ways to fight them.
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Effective defense against unauthorized drones demands seamless sensor-to-decision-maker coordination at the speed of relevance.
Commercial counter-drone systems at Falcon Peak 26.2 are demonstrating direct integration into the Lattice for Air Defense (L4AD) network, feeding range data into the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) Data Mesh to give commanders actionable clarity when defending domestic airspace.
#FalconPeak# #USNORTHCOM# #CSUAS# #JIATF401# #YPG# #HomelandDefense#
@DeptofWar @JointTFSB
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Fight Unfair
Fit for Fury.
Notional FQ-44 configurations confirm Fury’s compatibility with a range of munitions, including 500-pound class guided bombs, Small Diameter Bombs, air-launched cruise missiles, rocket pods, external targeting pods, and (many) more. Fight unfair.
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See without being seen.
At Northern Strike, Anduril deployed two passive air defense systems: Wisp and the Long-Range Camera Tower. Both detected small drones, large aircraft, and surface vessels from a distance. No signals emitted.
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This morning, @SecAFOfficial announced the official names of the Air Force’s newest Collaborative Combat Aircraft, the FQ-42 Vengeance and FQ-44 Fury, during his keynote address at the @AFA_Air_Space's #AFANational# Conference.
Revealing popular names was a natural next step for the CCA program as the Air Force modernizes the nation’s aerial combat fleet. The Air Force intends to purchase about 1,000 combat-ready, semi-autonomous systems that will extend reach, awareness and survivability of American airpower in contested environments. Meink confirmed that the service would have 500 of the aircraft by 2032.
More to follow.
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Anduril joined 3,000 participants today in the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at @OhioState.
“We can’t take for granted the freedoms we enjoy. Today, we climb. Today, we remember.” - Zachary Mears (@zacharymears), Anduril SVP of Strategy
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Stacks on stacks.
Altius-600M production line is hot, scaling to hundreds per month to meet customer demand.
Ships before Christmas. Order now.
100% hit rate on maritime targets.
Autonomy has reached high-speed flight.
Hermeus selected Anduril to provide end-to-end mission autonomy for its Quarterhorse Mk 2, the first commercial partnership to fly our autonomy software on a third-party large aircraft.
This critical step pulls forward the next phase of flight: complex, coordinated, collaborative missions. Operators will use Lattice across the full mission cycle, from pre-mission planning to execution to debrief.
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Anduril is partnering with Hermeus. The first commercial deal to integrate Anduril’s mission autonomy system with a third-party Group 5 aircraft shows just how fast Hermeus’ Quarterhorse program is moving.
Together, Hermeus and Anduril are realizing a new era of military aviation that combines autonomy and speed, unlocking new concepts of operation that will transform what’s possible in military aviation.
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New test footage: Anduril's anti-armor warhead.
Altius-600M delivers center-mass impact, armor penetration, and lethal internal effects on an armored vehicle.
Now maneuver forces across every domain can engage armored vehicles from standoff. Launch from beyond line of sight, search and acquire the target, strike when ready.
Extending Altius into a mission once reserved for dedicated anti-armor weapons.
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150+ launches, done in under a year.
Build, test, break, improve, repeat. Until it’s ready for the warfighter.
First look at the Altius-600 Tactical Launcher.
No rail. No vehicle. No fixed launch site necessary. Altius is launch-ready in seconds.
Launched effects should move with the speed and agility of the maneuver squad.
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New Test Footage: Altius-700M critical lethality validation against stationary and mobile targets using various fuze types and targeting methods.
We must arm America’s fighter pilots with robotic wingmen. The @usairforce and Anduril have completed a critical step in realizing that mission.
In YFQ-44A's second exercise with the @usairforce Experimental Operations Unit, Air Force operators demonstrated core elements of future CCA employment: distributed control and tasking, daily mission autonomy flights, and operationally relevant maneuvers.
One week of high-tempo, on-time flights. The first of thousands of CCA sorties that will ensure American Airmen continue to win.
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