The aircraft successfully demonstrated modularity by seamlessly switching between Shield AI Hivemind and Anduril Lattice software suites during a single mission to validate autonomous capabilities.

Anduril Industries and the United States Marine Corps cooperate to field a man-portable loitering munition under the Organic Precision Fires-Light program.

Anduril's Lattice platform rapidly connected Allied radars and acoustic sensors into a unified, real-time network, proving a faster, smarter digital deterrence against evolving aerial threats on the border.

Anduril and HD Hyundai partnered to develop a family of modular, software-defined ASVs for defense, including a variant for the US Navy's MASC program, built for speed and volume.

Anduril UK established an AI autonomy testbed in Wales, developing advanced technologies for British defense in reconnaissance, C&C, and targeting to accelerate military modernization.

Anduril's Lattice software platform was selected for the U.S. Army's Integrated Battle Command System Maneuver program to provide next-generation fire control for Counter-UAS missions.

Anduril initiated flight testing for its YFQ-44A CCA program in a record 556 days, utilizing a semi-autonomous design to usher in a new era of collaborative combat airpower.

Integrating Mobile Sentry, Wisp, Pulsar, and Anvil with Lattice software, the kit delivers autonomous detect-track-defeat capability for rapid, short-duration counter-UAS operations.

Anduril unveiled EagleEye, an AI-powered system that unifies mission command, digital vision (HUD), and survivability within a helmet, turning every soldier into a connected node with integrated battlefield awareness.

Anduril and General Dynamics Land Systems partnered to integrate Spark radar into ground platforms, creating a software-driven, layered defense for military maneuver formations, enhancing overall protection.