Anduril Industries

Anduril Introduces Bolt-M Autonomous Attack Drone

Anduril has unveiled a new autonomous attack drone capable of executing precision strike missions without requiring specialized operators.

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US Military Orders Anti-Drone Systems From Anduril

Anduril Industries has secured a $249.9-million contract to provide counter-unmanned aerial systems to the US military.

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Anduril to Revive US Army’s Troubled IVAS Program, Partners With Microsoft

Anduril Industries is teaming up with Microsoft to breathe new life into the US Army’s troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System program.

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Anduril Introduces Barracuda-M Family of Low-Cost Cruise Missiles

Anduril Industries has unveiled an innovative family of cruise missiles that reportedly requires fewer than 10 tools to assemble and is 30 percent cheaper than comparable weapons.

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US Army Selects Two Firms for Company-Level ISTAR Drone Program

US Army has chosen two firms to develop a small drone for company-level intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance.

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Anduril Ghost Shark Submarine Drone Arrives in US

The US has welcomed the arrival of the Ghost Shark Extra-Large Autonomous Undersea Vehicle for military testing.

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Australia, Anduril Co-Fund Ghost Shark Submarine Drone Production

Australia and Anduril Industries have signed a co-funded early works agreement to expedite the Ghost Shark autonomous submarine production.

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Rheinmetall, Anduril to Develop Anti-Drone Offering for Europe

Rheinmetall and Anduril have signed an agreement to jointly manufacture a layered counter-unmanned aerial system for European customers.

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Anduril to Open Underwater Drone Factory in Rhode Island

Anduril Industries will establish a new center in Rhode Island to increase its Dive-LD autonomous underwater vehicle production.

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US Awards $984M Naval Drone Contract to 49 Firms

The US has awarded $982 million in contracts to 49 defense and technology firms to develop systems for its current and future unmanned surface vehicles.

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