Anduril Industries 🌐
DoomBench currently associates 0 models and 8 evidence assessments with Anduril Industries. Company attribution is separate from each model's version-specific risk score.
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- Evidence items
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- Toward-doom share
- 1.0%
- Net index pressure
- +0.61
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Models from Anduril Industries
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Latest assessments involving Anduril Industries
Army exercise connects AI target recognition and autonomous aircraft
Anduril and Striveworks integrated autonomous Ghost-X aircraft, AI target recognition, sensors, and battle-damage assessment into the U.S. Army's NGC2 command network during Ivy Sting 2.
UAE orders 50 Omen autonomous aircraft as Anduril and EDGE form production venture
Anduril and EDGE formed a UAE-US production venture accompanied by an initial UAE acquisition of 50 Omen autonomous air vehicles using Lattice control.
US Army selects Anduril Lattice for autonomy-enhanced counter-drone fire control
The US Army selected Anduril's Lattice platform for a counter-drone fire-control program after a live-fire trial with automated sensor fusion and kill-chain coordination.
Anduril and OpenAI partner on counter-drone military AI
Anduril and OpenAI agreed to integrate OpenAI models with Anduril counter-unmanned-aircraft systems for real-time detection, assessment and response to aerial threats.
Pentagon awards software for autonomous military swarms
The Defense Innovation Unit awarded prototype contracts for resilient command software and automated coordination of hundreds or thousands of uncrewed assets across multiple domains.
Anduril unveils autonomous Bolt-M loitering munition
Anduril unveiled Bolt-M under a Marine Corps program, a portable loitering munition whose onboard autonomy can track a target and maintain terminal guidance after operator connectivity is lost.
USSOCOM awards Anduril $968M counter-drone integration contract
US Special Operations Command awarded Anduril an indefinite-delivery contract with a $967.6 million ceiling to integrate counter-unmanned systems, which subsequently produced hundreds of deployed capabilities.
CBP makes Anduril autonomous surveillance towers a permanent programme
U.S. Customs and Border Protection designated autonomous surveillance towers as a Border Patrol programme of record after a 2018 pilot. Sixty Anduril towers had been procured, using radar, cameras, and algorithms to detect and classify people or vehicles before alerting agents.