Pulsar
Electronic-warfare systems that detect and jam drones and other radio-controlled threats.
What does it actually do?
Pulsar listens to the radio spectrum, identifies signals such as drone control links, and can jam or disrupt them. Because it is software-defined, Anduril says it can be updated quickly when adversaries change frequencies or tactics. Pulsar-L is a lighter version for vehicles and small teams.
Technical detail
- Software-defined electromagnetic warfare (EW) using AI at the edge.
- Fixed-site, vehicle and airborne configurations; Pulsar-L introduced in 2025.
- Cued by and reports into Lattice.
Status
DeployedContract awarded
Anduril says Pulsar has been used operationally; the U.S. Marine Corps ordered Pulsar-L for amphibious combat vehicles in 2026 (reported).
Known users
- U.S. Marine Corps (reported)
- U.S. Department of Defense
Milestones
- Pulsar-L lightweight EW system introduced. Source
- Anduril announces the Pulsar family of EW systems. Source