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Anduril Industries Weapon Systems

Anduril Industries is a U.S. defense technology company that builds autonomous systems, AI-enabled command-and-control software, sensors, counter-UAS equipment, and other defense hardware for U.S. and allied forces.

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Anduril Industries builds defense hardware and software around autonomy, artificial intelligence, sensor fusion, and networking. Its cataloged systems include the Roadrunner-M counter-UAS interceptor and other autonomous air and defense products.

The company is headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, and has expanded production and engineering facilities while pursuing faster development cycles for U.S. and allied defense customers.

Autonomous air vehiclesCounter-UASAir defenseElectronic warfareCommand-and-control softwareDefense manufacturing

Notable Systems

Roadrunner-M, Recoverable counter-UAS interceptor, Air Defense

Roadrunner-M

Anduril identifies Roadrunner-M as the high-explosive interceptor variant of the reusable Roadrunner VTOL autonomous air vehicle family.

Sources: Anduril Roadrunner

Pulsar

Anduril describes Pulsar as an electronic-warfare capability supplied with Roadrunner-M under an October 2024 Department of Defense air-defense production contract.

Sources: Anduril Air Defense Contract

Lattice

Anduril's mission materials describe autonomy, AI, sensor fusion, and networking technology as central to the company's defense systems.

Sources: Anduril Mission

Manufacturer History

  1. Orange County headquarters expansion announced

    Anduril announced an expansion to a new Orange County headquarters intended to support company growth and product development.

    Sources: Anduril Orange County Headquarters

  2. Roadrunner and Roadrunner-M unveiled

    Anduril publicly introduced Roadrunner and Roadrunner-M as a recoverable ground-based air-defense capability.

    Sources: Anduril Roadrunner

  3. Air-defense production contract announced

    Anduril announced a $249,978,466 Department of Defense contract for Roadrunner-M and Pulsar air-defense capabilities.

    Sources: Anduril Air Defense Contract

  4. Long Beach campus expansion announced

    Anduril announced a Long Beach campus expansion while stating that its headquarters would remain in Costa Mesa.

    Sources: Anduril Long Beach Campus

Website links
Official websiteMissionCareersRoadrunner

Manufacturer Sources

  • Anduril Official WebsitePublisher: Anduril Industries | Note: Supports Anduril Industries as a defense technology company building autonomous systems and defense technology for U.S. and allied forces. | Accessed: 2026-07-02
  • Anduril MissionPublisher: Anduril Industries | Note: Supports the company's focus on autonomy, AI, computer vision, sensor fusion, networking technology, and defense capability delivery. | Accessed: 2026-07-02
  • Anduril CareersPublisher: Anduril Industries | Note: Supports Costa Mesa, California, as Anduril's headquarters location in the company's public careers material. | Accessed: 2026-07-02
  • Anduril Orange County HeadquartersPublisher: Anduril Industries | Note: Supports the December 2020 Orange County headquarters expansion timeline and headquarters-growth context. | Accessed: 2026-07-02
  • Anduril RoadrunnerPublisher: Anduril Industries | Note: Supports Roadrunner and Roadrunner-M product-family context for the builder profile. | Accessed: 2026-07-02
  • Anduril Air Defense ContractPublisher: Anduril Industries | Note: Supports Roadrunner-M and Pulsar product context and the October 2024 Department of Defense production contract. | Accessed: 2026-07-02
  • Anduril Long Beach CampusPublisher: Anduril Industries | Note: Supports the January 2026 Long Beach campus expansion and Anduril's statement that headquarters remains in Costa Mesa. | Accessed: 2026-07-02

Produced weapons

Category

Air Defense

Systems that contest aircraft, missiles, helicopters, and drones.

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