U.S. Army and DIU select Anduril for robotic combat vehicle software architecture
Evidence notes
- The U.S. Army and DIU selected Anduril to produce a prototype software architecture and framework for robotic combat vehicle variants.
- The contract targeted autonomous navigation and coordination across varied terrain and mission conditions.
- The award pushed Anduril further into ground-autonomy architecture for Army vehicle programs.
Company context
Anduril builds defence technology systems spanning autonomous air vehicles, counter-UAS, maritime autonomy, sensing towers, electronic warfare, command software and deployable infrastructure. Its portfolio is tied together by Lattice, the company command-and-control and autonomy software layer.