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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.
Anduril and EDGE formed a UAE-US production venture accompanied by an initial UAE acquisition of 50 Omen autonomous air vehicles using Lattice 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.
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.