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Anduril

What Anduril does

Anduril is a private U.S. defense-technology company building autonomous systems (air, land, sea, and missile/rocket components) and a command-and-control software platform intended to connect sensors, software, and effectors at the tactical edge. The company positions its stack as “Lattice” (its software/data platform) plus a family of autonomous hardware systems across multiple domains, with the goal of enabling faster decision-making and scalable operations in contested environments. Anduril’s public-facing product portfolio emphasizes mission autonomy (platform-level autonomy and collaborative execution), persistent ISR (intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance), counter-UAS, and software-defined integration across heterogeneous assets via Lattice Mesh.

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Company record

Jul 07, 2026 · Official · AndurilAnduril Secures First NATO Contract: Lattice for eAirC2 Data Platform Initiative

Anduril reported that NATO’s NCIA selected Anduril to provide Lattice for the Enhanced Air Command and Control (eAirC2) Data Platform initiative, describing an initial nine-month evaluation and Lattice integration for air-related functions.

Jun 30, 2026 · Official · AndurilAWS Names Anduril a Preferred Edge Provider for National Security and Defense

Anduril announced that AWS named it a preferred edge provider for national security and defense customers and described deployment of native AWS services into contested, disconnected environments (including mention of Menace-I with AWS Outposts).

Jun 22, 2026 · Official · AndurilU.S. Army Selects Anduril to Lead Common Data Baseline to Scale Next Generation Command and Control

Anduril reported that the U.S. Army selected it to lead a common data baseline under NGC2, describing Lattice as a common software/data foundation and edge mesh integration approach.

Jun 17, 2026 · Official · AndurilU.S. Air Force Selects Anduril to Bring Mission Autonomy to Collaborative Combat Aircraft

Anduril announced selection by the U.S. Air Force for mission autonomy for the Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program, describing Anduril’s split between flight autonomy and mission autonomy for collaborative execution.

Jun 12, 2026 · Official · AndurilAnduril and U.S. Customs and Border Protection Expand Partnership With 200 Additional Extended Range Sentry Towers

Anduril announced CBP will purchase more than 200 additional Extended Range Sentry Towers (XRST), citing a $363 million contract and describing a multi-year partnership for autonomous situational awareness along the Southwest border.

May 15, 2026 · Official · AndurilBritish Army Down-Selects Anduril UK to Build Land Autonomous Collaborative Platforms

Anduril announced that the UK Ministry of Defence down-selected Anduril UK for the next phase of Project NYX, describing an initiative to build autonomous collaborative platforms to operate alongside Apache attack helicopters.

May 12, 2026 · Official · AndurilAnduril to Deliver Battle Management Solution for Missile Defense in the Western Pacific

Anduril reported it received a U.S. Army contract to develop a Battle Manager prototype, positioning the work as a command-and-control capability to connect layered defensive assets in response to complex air/missile threats.

Mar 12, 2026 · Official · AndurilDIU and U.S. Navy select Anduril for XL-AUV program

Anduril reported selection with DIU and the U.S. Navy for participation in CAMP to address persistent operational gaps beneath the waves through extra-large autonomous underwater vehicles (XL-AUVs).

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Funding

Latest disclosed valuation$61B
Tracked capital$11.1B6 sourced rounds

What it builds

Lattice

Lattice is Anduril’s software platform for connecting capabilities into a common command-and-control/data layer. Anduril describes Lattice as the platform that powers “software-defined weapons” and integrates third-party and government-owned capabilities into a network of sensors and effectors.

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Lattice Mesh

Lattice Mesh is Anduril’s mesh-layer concept described in the context of building an edge-connected data fabric for integrating/distributing battlefield data in a disconnected or contested environment.

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Lattice SDK

The Lattice SDK exposes APIs (including gRPC and REST) and open data models intended to help developers build integrations and applications that use Lattice’s entity/task/object abstractions.

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Sentry

Sentry is described as part of Anduril’s product family for autonomous detection/alerting and persistent situational awareness at the tactical edge (positioned within Anduril’s broader Lattice-powered autonomous portfolio).

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Ghost

Ghost is presented within Anduril’s autonomous air product family, positioned as a modular platform supporting tactical reconnaissance/strike style mission profiles (as part of Anduril’s domain/product navigation).

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Barracuda

Barracuda is presented within Anduril’s autonomous air product family as part of the company’s “Air” capabilities portfolio.

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Roadrunner

Roadrunner is presented within Anduril’s autonomous air domain product family as a launch/loiter/recover/reuse capability within Anduril’s product navigation.

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Fury

Fury is presented within Anduril’s autonomous air domain product family as a “fight unfair” class of capability within Anduril’s product navigation.

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Menace (including Menace-I)

Menace is presented within Anduril’s product family; Anduril describes Menace-I in connection with AWS Outposts as a deployable edge/data-center concept for contested environments.

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XRST (Extended Range Sentry Towers)

Extended Range Sentry Towers (XRST) are autonomous surveillance systems that Anduril supplies under a long-running U.S. Customs and Border Protection partnership, including contract expansions.

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XL-AUV (extra-large autonomous underwater vehicles)

Anduril’s XL-AUV program is described in a U.S. Navy/DIU selection context under CAMP (Combat Autonomous Maritime Platform Project), with Anduril reporting mission-time and operationally relevant demonstration outcomes.

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Rocket motor systems (SRM)

Anduril reports expanding rocket motor production capacity using Defense Production Act Title III funding, framing this as part of meeting volume/production needs for rocket motor systems.

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Milestones & partnerships