Anduril Industries is a Drones & UAS Autonomy company founded in 2017 and based in Costa Mesa, United States. It has raised $11.3B in total funding, most recently a Series H in 2026 at a $61B valuation.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 13, 2026 | Series H | $5B | $61B | Thrive Capital, Andreessen Horowitz |
Anduril's AI-powered autonomy and command-and-control platform, which fuses data from heterogeneous sensors, Anduril's own and third-party, into a single real-time operational picture. It classifies objects with machine learning and lets one operator task and supervise many autonomous vehicles at once across air, ground, and sea, the mesh that turns individual platforms into a coordinated autonomous force. Selected by the US Space Force for surveillance networks, Lattice is the connective layer underlying every other Anduril system.
A stealthy, long-range, subsonic autonomous combat air vehicle with a 17-foot wingspan, built for both ISR and strike under the USAF Collaborative Combat Aircraft program. It made its maiden flight in October 2025, entered production at the Arsenal-1 facility in March 2026, and won a USAF CCA production contract in June 2026, dual-sourced with General Atomics. Running on Lattice autonomy, Fury is designed to operate as an AI-driven wingman alongside manned fighters, executing autonomous missions in denied airspace where a remotely piloted aircraft could not, and to be produced affordably enough to field at scale.
A quadrotor Group 2 UAS selected by the US Army for its Company-Level Small UAS Directed Requirement, offering 75-minute flight time and 25 km range with a quiet acoustic signature for reconnaissance in contested environments. Ghost X integrates natively with Lattice for autonomous teaming and sensor-to-shooter workflows, letting operators supervise rather than manually fly the aircraft and hand off targets across the broader autonomous mesh.
A large-displacement autonomous underwater vehicle, gained through Anduril's acquisition of Dive Technologies, that conducts long-endurance subsea missions such as survey, ISR, and seabed mapping with no crew or tether. Designed for low-cost manufacturing and modular payloads, Dive-LD extends Anduril's autonomy stack into the maritime domain, operating on Lattice so undersea, surface, air, and ground systems can be coordinated from a single command layer.