Manufacturer catalog
Anduril Industries is a privately held U.S. defense technology company that manufactures autonomous systems, AI-enabled command-and-control software, sensors, counter-UAS equipment, electronic-warfare systems, and other defense hardware for U.S. and allied customers.
3 weaponsAnduril Industries builds defense hardware and software around autonomy, artificial intelligence, sensor fusion, electronic warfare, and networked command and control. Its cataloged systems include Anvil-K, Roadrunner-M, and Pulsar, reflecting the company's emphasis on layered counter-UAS and air-defense architectures that combine kinetic interceptors with software-defined electromagnetic-warfare capabilities.
The company is headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, and has expanded its production base through major announced campuses in Long Beach, California, and Pickaway County, Ohio. Anduril presents those facilities as part of a strategy to pair software-style development cycles with high-volume defense manufacturing for U.S. and allied programs.
Anduril's Anvil family is a kinetic counter-UAS interceptor line cued by Lattice; the cataloged Anvil-K record covers the kinetic-impact configuration identified in public procurement and product sources.
Sources: Anduril Anvil
Anduril identifies Roadrunner-M as the high-explosive interceptor variant of the reusable Roadrunner VTOL autonomous air vehicle family.
Sources: Anduril RoadrunnerAnduril describes Pulsar as a software-defined electromagnetic-warfare family, and its October 2024 air-defense production announcement paired Pulsar capabilities with Roadrunner-M deliveries.
Sources: Anduril Pulsar, Anduril Air Defense ContractAnduril's official 2023 review describes the company as founded in 2017 with the goal of becoming a defense prime organized around faster technology development and fielding.
Sources: Anduril 2023 Year in Review
Anduril announced an expansion to a new Orange County headquarters intended to support company growth and product development.
Sources: Anduril Orange County Headquarters
Anduril publicly introduced Roadrunner and Roadrunner-M as a recoverable ground-based air-defense capability.
Sources: Anduril Roadrunner
Anduril announced a $249,978,466 Department of Defense contract for Roadrunner-M and Pulsar air-defense capabilities.
Sources: Anduril Air Defense Contract
Anduril announced Arsenal-1 in Ohio as a nearly $1 billion hyperscale manufacturing facility intended to produce large numbers of autonomous systems.
Sources: Anduril Arsenal-1
Anduril announced a Long Beach campus expansion while stating that its headquarters would remain in Costa Mesa.
Sources: Anduril Long Beach Campus
Anduril announced a $5 billion Series H raise that it said brought the company's valuation to $61 billion, reinforcing its privately financed scale-up model.
Sources: Anduril Series H
Anduril is privately held, so this profile relies on official company materials, public customer and government announcements, and established defense reporting rather than public annual reports.
Category
Systems that contest aircraft, missiles, helicopters, and drones.
Category
Systems built to sense, relay, jam, deceive, or attack electromagnetic networks.