Anduril Lattice Counter Drone System

Commercial, off the shelf drones continue to evolve in complexity and threaten military and civilian safety & disrupt operations. Anduril's counter drone system autonomnously identifies, detects and defeats small drones.

Sentry Tower identifies threats using long range radar & AI processing.
Lattice OS uses computer vision, machine learning & real-time data to provide essential operational information .
Anvil provides a kinetic option to intercept drone threats.

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[jareddowns]

I about died laughing at the end when I saw how the kinetic system worked. All the big players are fighting drones with lasers and nets, etc, and Anduril's just like "What if we ducktaped a brick onto a drone, then flew it into the other drone?" It seems like such a stupid idea, and yet it makes so much sense, especially if the brickdrone (TM) can recover and return. This is probably the most efficient enemy drone killer I've seen thus far. Take down an enemy drone (and probably save the lives of one of your own soldiers at least half the time) for the price it takes to recharge the batteries after a mission. Good job y'all. I hope that you herald a return to competition.

[teslatrooper]

I expected a gun or small guided missile, but a drone that just bonks the other drone out of the sky is genius.

[faragot]

Impressive work, especially that you can run Lattice OS on Windows Media Player. 0:40

[jonathanhall]

The music on these videos is so good. Anduril knows exactly what genre we’re living in.

[YepTriedToTellYou]

I am a growing fan of Anduril’s concept of reusable kinetics. They’ve found a much needed niche.

[YukonK]

Not only is the tech impressive, the video and presentation is amazing! The editing was so sick, gave me chills watching it

[karmatraining]

"What if I put a literal anvil on a drone?"

USAF: Here's $500 Billion Dollars.

[WillG_G]

Every major airport should have this system installed.

[RonLWilson]

Andruril it seems is both great at engineering and marketing as well based on the high quality of its videos as can be seen here in this one.

[bzipoli]

your BGM kinda slaps. also, your marketing team is so far ahead doing commercials, i know maybe 2 or 3 players on defence who can do this kind of good content. and they have entire countries GDPs to spare on it every year

so kudos to y'all from sometone who worked in the field (adverts) for a long time you deserve all praise

[tommyjoestallings]

Best system I've seen yet, cost effective. Simple actions. I love it

[chfig]

This has to be the coolest thing I’ve seen all year, 2023 I mean. Great job

[Yartin]

Whoever made this video did a great job

[owiro]

Finally the Tech and GUI we saw a Decade ago in Videogames become Reality for those Protecting us.

[CanineDefenseTechnologies]

This is my dream company to work for, when I saw the teaser for that sick front view shot of Anvil at the end of the Ghost 4 video, I knew some sick video was going to drop

[dumbguyy]

A drone that slams into other drones to destroy them is pretty badass

[tigerli]

problem is they've only shown this hitting a slow photography drone. Like to see this hit a much faster FPV Kamikazi oriented drone in the future.

[tingkagol]

"...Threats can be engaged kinetically." Probably the most scientific, badass euphemism for "Imma kick your ass"

[adammontgomery]

The sentry is the most impressive thing here, to me. I imagine there passing off target detection from radar to vision. Two sentries can triangulate the target with radar, spin the camera to triangulate with vision, and send position updates to Anvil. Then, when Anvil is in range, it's camera takes over. Notice how Anvil attacks from underneath, making visual object detection easier against the backdrop of the sky vs the ground.

[jackjetpilot]

Some of the coolest music I've ever heard.