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Counter-UAS

Fortem DroneHunter F700 vs Anduril Anvil

Autonomous interceptor drones split into two camps: net capture for forensic recovery and hit-to-kill for certainty of defeat. DroneHunter and Anvil are the fielded reference points for each approach.

Fortem DroneHunter F700
Fortem TechnologiesUSIn service

Autonomous net-capture interceptor drone

Anduril Anvil
Anduril IndustriesUSIn service

Kinetic hit-to-kill interceptor

Specification comparison

Fortem DroneHunter F700 vs Anduril Anvil — specification comparison
SpecificationFortem DroneHunter F700Anduril Anvil
MethodNet capture with tow-away or parachute descentHit-to-kill kinetic collision
GuidanceAutonomous pursuit cued by TrueView radarAutonomous terminal intercept via Lattice C2
FormElectric multirotorElectric quadrotor, launch-box basing
EnduranceTens of minutes class (public)Not publicly disclosed
SpeedNot publicly disclosedHigh-subsonic dash class for interceptor drones (public)

Values are reproduced exactly as recorded in the DroneZone systems database. Where a figure is absent from the public record, it is marked “Not publicly disclosed” rather than estimated.