Maritime

Seabed Sentry

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

What does it actually do?

Seabed Sentry places sensor nodes on the ocean floor that link together wirelessly. The idea is persistent monitoring of an area, such as approaches to a harbor or an undersea cable, without a ship having to stay on station.

Technical detail

• Persistent wireless underwater network for sensing and communications.
• AI-enabled compute packaged for deep-sea deployment.

Status

Testing

Introduced April 2025; demonstrated in U.S. Navy exercises.

Known users

• No customers publicly named yet.

Milestones

• Jul 23, 2026Anduril tracks underwater threats at the U.S. Navy's Lanternfish exercise. Source
• Apr 3, 2025Anduril introduces Seabed Sentry. Source

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• Apr 3, 2025
  Anduril Introduces Seabed Sentry Undersea Sensor Network

  Anduril announced Seabed Sentry, an AI-enabled sensing and communication system designed for subsurface operations. The product expands Anduril's portfolio into undersea autonomous systems.

  Official Anduril Anduril newsroom

• Jun 17, 2024
  Anduril Opens Large-Scale Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Production Facility

  Anduril announced plans to open a production facility in Rhode Island to manufacture autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), enabling production of 200 AUVs per year and creating over 100 jobs within f

  Official Anduril Anduril newsroom

Status and descriptions are compiled from Anduril's own materials and public reporting. Performance figures labeled as company figures have not been independently verified.