The U.S. Air Force’s mobility aircraft will in the “very near future” be able to start deploying large numbers of cruise missiles, top service leaders say.
Anduril is ramping up its activities at its European Test and Training Site in Wales, as the company brings in more European users to the facility to train and test systems.
Korean Air Aerospace Division (KE-ASD) has built and delivered two Low Observable Wingman UAV System aircraft to South Korea's Agency for Defense Development.
Arda Industries has come out of stealth and unveiled a product it says uses AI to automate the creation of work instructions and engineering workflows in manufacturing.
A secretive DOD program funding prototypes for next-generation hypersonic tech has selected three companies for initial contract awards: Anduril, Lockheed Martin and Ursa Major.
Five companies will create prototypes as part of the U.S. Army’s Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) Increment 4 under new other transaction authority agreements.
Latvian uncrewed-systems maker Origin will trial its Blaze counter-drone interceptor using Anduril’s Lattice software under a partnership between the two companies.
The race to plug the gap in solid rocket motor production has been evolving, with the finish line moving farther and farther away and new questions emerging.
The team of Boeing and Anduril will advance in the U.S. Army’s competition to field a second interceptor for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 air defense system.
Venture capital investment in defense tech is booming, but as with other sectors that have seen such booms, there will be some big winners and many losers.