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Anduril Industries
Defense and Space Manufacturing
Orange County, CA 554,967 followers
About us
Anduril is not a traditional defense contractor. We are shaping the future of defense, transforming US & allied military capabilities with advanced technology. We emphasize speed and results and control our products from start to finish, including funding R&D to selling finished products off the shelf. Today, Anduril is in a rapid growth phase, deploying technology in diverse locations and developing path-making products that will change defense forever. We believe that everyone at Anduril can be a catalyst. Your perspective can change lives, and we want to help you make your mark. Our team includes thinkers and doers working interdependently. We bring the brightest minds and best-in-class talent together with veterans who have lived the problems of our warfighters. If you like building quickly and seeing your work deployed in the real world, we want you at Anduril. With offices in Orange County, Washington DC, Seattle, Boston, Atlanta, London, and Sydney, our reach is wide. Check out our careers page at https://www.anduril.com/careers or send us an email at careers@anduril.com.
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http://www.anduril.com
External link for Anduril Industries
- Industry
- Defense and Space Manufacturing
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Orange County, CA
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- national security, defense technology, and artificial intelligence
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Updates
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"All of [current warfare] points in the direction of autonomous systems, lower cost systems, things that are much more like consumer technology... than they are legacy military capabilities." - Christian Brose, President and Chief Strategy Officer at Anduril Industries, on The New York Times podcast "Interesting Times with Ross Douthat." Full interview linked in comments.
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Modern air defense is layered defense, and layered defense requires rapid integration. At US Army Flytrap 5.0, Anduril equipped U.S. and allied forces with both through the Integrated Battle Command System for Maneuver (IBCS-M), successfully integrating over 30 systems and sensors into Lattice to execute the full CUAS kill chain. Lattice unified sensors and effectors into a single command-and-control network, not silos, enabling operators to detect, track, and respond to threats in real time. Full story linked in comments.
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More than a workout. Over 400 competitors showed up in Long Beach, CA and Columbus, OH today to honor our heroes by pushing their limits. Anduril is on pace to raise $100k for military non-profits through The Murph Challenge this year. Thanks to everyone who challenged themselves for a great cause.
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The difference is night and day. The digital night vision of the EagleEye Family of Systems delivers an 84 degree field of view, stereo thermal fusion to expose hidden threats, and a 4K display for enhanced warfighter perception. Double the industry standard. Pictured: EagleEye (left) and standard PVS-31 (right).
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At Ivy Mass, Anduril completed the final step in a year-long series of exercises that put the Next-Generation Command and Control (NGC2) capability in the hands of the warfighter. The number of connected soldier devices grew from 13 to 2.5K. The number of Tactical Edge computers in the network grew from 67 to 130+. The network now connects 40 different software applications, 36 live data feeds, and 37 different types of sensors and effectors across nine hardware form factors. New technology is only successful if those who need it can use it effectively. Without constant help from developers. At Ivy Mass, the US Army took over. Soldiers were in charge of setting up new equipment, updating software across all 2,500+ devices, and integrating new systems themselves. Full story linked in comments.
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Introducing Voyager Gateway 1. Warfighters at the edge need access to mission compute capabilities that are typically constrained to the base. The size, weight and power burden make server racks unrealistic options. Voyager G1 is the rugged, waterproof device that unlocks mission applications and AI-enabled workflows directly at the front line. It also connects operators as nodes on our Lattice Mesh network. This enables small teams to maintain operations even when networks are jammed, infrastructure is contested, or command posts are out of reach. Get the full story linked in comments.
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