Anduril product tracker
Every major Anduril system in plain English first, technical detail second. Status labels reflect public reporting and official announcements, with sources on each page.

Lattice
The software that ties Anduril's systems (and other companies' systems) together.

Lattice Mesh
A networking layer that moves data between systems even when connections are poor.

Fury (YFQ-44A / FQ-44)
A jet-powered drone designed to fly alongside fighter jets as an uncrewed 'wingman'.

Roadrunner
A reusable, jet-powered interceptor that takes off vertically to stop incoming drones and missiles.

Barracuda
A family of low-cost cruise missiles designed to be built quickly and in large numbers.

Bolt
A backpack-sized drone for scouting, with an armed version (Bolt-M) for small units.

Altius
A tube-launched drone that can be fired from helicopters, aircraft, ships or the ground.

Ghost
A quiet, helicopter-style drone that small units carry for reconnaissance.

Sentry
Solar-powered surveillance towers that use AI to spot and track people, vehicles and boats.

Pulsar
Electronic-warfare systems that detect and jam drones and other radio-controlled threats.

Anvil
A small interceptor drone that knocks hostile drones out of the sky by ramming them.
Wisp
A passive infrared sensor that watches the whole sky without emitting any signal.
Spyglass
A compact radar precise enough to guide weapons onto small aerial targets.

Spark
A small radar that protects moving vehicles from drones.
Dive-LD
A large underwater drone for long missions in the deep ocean.

Dive-XL / Ghost Shark
An extra-large autonomous submarine; Australia's version is called Ghost Shark.

Copperhead
A fast, torpedo-shaped underwater drone.

Seabed Sentry
A network of sensor nodes on the sea floor that listens and communicates underwater.

Menace
Portable command posts: computers, radios and networking packed for the field.

Voyager
Rugged, modular computers and network gear for units in the field.

EagleEye
Helmet-mounted displays and sensors that put battlefield information in a soldier's view.

Thunder
A large autonomous attack helicopter designed to work alongside crewed helicopters.

Omen
A mid-size drone that takes off like a helicopter and cruises like a plane.

Solid rocket motors
The motors that propel missiles, a bottleneck Anduril is trying to break.
At a glance
| Product | Family | Domain | Status | Known users |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lattice | Software | Land, Air, Sea, Space | DeployedContract awardedInternational customer | U.S. Army (NGC2, 4th Infantry Division); U.S. Customs and Border Protection; JIATF-401 (counter-UAS) |
| Lattice Mesh | Software | Land, Air, Sea | DeployedContract awarded | U.S. Department of Defense (CDAO); U.S. Army |
| Fury (YFQ-44A / FQ-44) | Air | Air | TestingContract awardedIn production | U.S. Air Force |
| Roadrunner | Air defense | Air | Contract awardedIn production | U.S. Department of Defense (customer not publicly named by Anduril); U.S. Special Operations Command (per USAspending award records) |
| Barracuda | Weapons | Air, Land, Sea | TestingContract awardedIn production | U.S. Department of War; U.S. Army (High Speed Maneuverable Missile testing); PGZ, Poland (production partner) |
| Bolt | Air | Land | Contract awarded | U.S. Marine Corps |
| Altius | Air | Air, Land, Sea | DeployedContract awardedIn productionInternational customer | U.S. Army; U.S. Navy; Taiwan |
| Ghost | Air | Land | DeployedContract awarded | U.S. Army; U.S. Air Force; U.S. Special Operations Command |
| Sentry | Sensors | Land, Sea | DeployedIn productionInternational customer | U.S. Customs and Border Protection; Royal Australian Air Force; UK Ministry of Defence |
| Pulsar | Air defense | Land, Air | DeployedContract awarded | U.S. Marine Corps (reported); U.S. Department of Defense |
| Anvil | Air defense | Air | DeployedContract awarded | U.S. Special Operations Command; U.S. Marine Corps |
| Wisp | Sensors | Land, Sea, Air | Offered (customers not public) | Not public |
| Spyglass | Sensors | Land | Offered (customers not public) | Not public |
| Spark | Sensors | Land | Offered (customers not public) | Not public |
| Dive-LD | Maritime | Sea | Contract awardedIn production | U.S. Navy / DIU; Royal Australian Navy |
| Dive-XL / Ghost Shark | Maritime | Sea | TestingContract awardedIn productionInternational customer | Royal Australian Navy; U.S. Navy / DIU |
| Copperhead | Maritime | Sea | Prototype | Not public |
| Seabed Sentry | Maritime | Sea | Testing | Not public |
| Menace | Edge compute & C4 | Land | TestingOffered (customers not public) | U.S. Marine Corps (exercises) |
| Voyager | Edge compute & C4 | Land | DeployedIn productionInternational customer | U.S. Department of Defense; Coalition partners |
| EagleEye | Soldier systems | Land | PrototypeContract awarded | U.S. Army |
| Thunder | Air | Air | Concept | Not public |
| Omen | Air | Air, Sea | PrototypeInternational customer | EDGE Group (UAE) joint venture |
| Solid rocket motors | Weapons | Land, Air, Sea, Space | In productionContract awarded | U.S. Navy; U.S. Army; Saab |
What the status labels mean
- Concept
- Prototype
- Testing
- Offered (customers not public)
- Deployed
- Contract awarded
- In production
- International customer
"Offered" means Anduril markets the system but has not publicly named customers. A product can carry several labels (for example, deployed with one customer and in testing with another).