Anduril is launching its first attack drone, called the 'Interceptor,' that can autonomously detect and destroy other drones.
of the "Interceptor," an AI-connected, unmanned aircraft that's designed to detect targets and "kill rotary or fixed-wing threats autonomously in any environment, day or night." It's envisioned as a way to provide another layer of security for military forces, as well as protect "critical infrastructure."
The company said it has already begun deploying prototype Interceptor drones to clients. Anduril has also signed a contract to issue the drones, which are its first computer-operated weapon, in conflict areas overseas, according to. Each Interceptor drone is about the size of a bowling ball and can destroy other drones, without any damage to its own hardware.
Anduril has attracted scrutiny for its willingness to work with the U.S. government, while other tech giants such as
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