Anduril Anvil
Kinetic hit-to-kill interceptor · Anduril Industries · US
Quadrotor interceptor that destroys small drones by direct physical collision, guided autonomously from Anduril's Lattice command software. Developed under US Special Operations Command and fielded as part of fixed-site C-UAS kits.
Specifications
Effect
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Method | Hit-to-kill kinetic collision |
| Guidance | Autonomous terminal intercept via Lattice C2 |
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