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Mission Aligned.
In some ways, we are already living in the future. In others, we are mired in the past while adversaries surge ahead. Decades of global stability have allowed our technology advantage to erode while our brightest minds work on problems of convenience and entertainment.
In that time, consumer and commercial technology has outpaced the defense industry in both capability and cost. Developments in AI, drones, and sensor fusion have thrived in the private sector resulting in the commoditization of the same advancements that will win and deter future conflicts.
We are a team of experts from Oculus, Palantir, SpaceX, Tesla and Google exploiting breakthroughs in consumer and commercial technology to radically evolve our defense capabilities.
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Aerospace, Defense & Security
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Anduril - Ghost 4 sUAS
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Ghost 4 is an autonomous VTOL sUAS that operates on the Lattice AI platform. Ghost 4 is modular, man-portable, waterproof, and combines long endurance, high payload capacity, and a near-silent acoustic signature for a wide variety of mission capabilities.
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Anduril co-founder on its valuation doubling to $4.6 billion
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Anduril co-founder and executive chairman Trae Stephens joins CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" team discusses its latest funding round and more. For access to l...
Anduril Acquires Area-I Inc
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Palmer Luckey's Anduril Industries acquired Area-I Inc, an autonomous drone launching company. This could be a look into the future of big defense companies.
Anduril Is About To Give An AI Brain Transplant To Area-I's Drones
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Defense startup Anduril has moved closer to its ambition to build a new industry giant with the acquisition of drone maker Area-I. Combining Anduril's cutting-edge AI with Area-I's proven air vehicles could breed a formidable new range of smart drones. Area-I was in the headlines this week with the U.S.
Anduril - Our Work
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Military bases and ranges can span millions of acres of varying terrain, posing an impractical security problem with limited human resources. On the other end of the scale, remote outposts face similar situational awareness challenges. In force protection applications, sensor assets like Sentry towers and Ghost sUAS can autonomously patrol and monitor in and around the facility, feeding real-time data into Lattice.
Defense-tech company Anduril buys Area-I, a manufacturer of tube-launched drones
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Anduril, the rare West Coast tech company that sees the U.S. military as its go-to customer, has acquired Area-I, an Atlanta-based tech start-up specializing in small tube-launched drones that can be used to scout ahead of helicopters or military transport planes.
Anduril buys tube-launched drone developer Area-I
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WASHINGTON - Anduril Industries, a venture-backed defense technology company, has acquired Georgia-based, air-launched effects company Area-I, the company announced April 1. "The acquisition expands Anduril's portfolio of unmanned aerial systems, creates new opportunities for its software-defined capabilities such as mission autonomy and intelligent teaming and significantly accelerates the company's strategic growth," Anduril's statement says.
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Mission Aligned.
In some ways, we are already living in the future. In others, we are mired in the past while adversaries surge ahead. Decades of global stability have allowed our technology advantage to erode while our brightest minds work on problems of convenience and entertainment.
In that time, consumer and commercial technology has outpaced the defense industry in both capability and cost. Developments in AI, drones, and sensor fusion have thrived in the private sector resulting in the commoditization of the same advancements that will win and deter future conflicts.
We are a team of experts from Oculus, Palantir, SpaceX, Tesla and Google exploiting breakthroughs in consumer and commercial technology to radically evolve our defense capabilities.
In some ways, we are already living in the future. In others, we are mired in the past while adversaries surge ahead. Decades of global stability have allowed our technology advantage to erode while our brightest minds work on problems of convenience and entertainment.
In that time, consumer and commercial technology has outpaced the defense industry in both capability and cost. Developments in AI, drones, and sensor fusion have thrived in the private sector resulting in the commoditization of the same advancements that will win and deter future conflicts.
We are a team of experts from Oculus, Palantir, SpaceX, Tesla and Google exploiting breakthroughs in consumer and commercial technology to radically evolve our defense capabilities.
