Anduril Lattice
Gives operators a common view of sensor readings so they can coordinate autonomous systems.
Anduril Industries develops autonomous air, ground and maritime systems plus the Lattice sensor-fusion software platform for US military and border-security customers.

Founded 2017 · Costa Mesa, California, US
Official WebsiteUS$5 billion · $61B valuation
The $61 billion valuation was twice the $30.5 billion reported for Anduril’s previous round.
Led by Thrive Capital, Andreessen Horowitz.
Source · anduril.com ↗US$2.5 billion
Anduril’s chairman said the round would strengthen the company’s ability to fund manufacturing and production programs.
Led by Founders Fund.
Source · cnbc.com ↗US$1.5 billion · $14B valuation
Anduril planned to use part of the proceeds to develop Arsenal-1, a factory designed to manufacture autonomous defense systems at higher volume.
Led by Founders Fund, Sands Capital.
Source · anduril.com ↗US$1.48 billion
Anduril said it would accelerate research and development of autonomous defense systems and expand its work with the U.S. Department of Defense and allied governments.
Led by Valor Equity Partners.
Source · anduril.com ↗US$450 million
Anduril said its Lattice AI software and hardware were already in use with U.S. and allied government customers when it announced the round.
Led by Elad Gil.
Source · anduril.com ↗US$200 million
The financing was reported as supporting an expansion of Anduril’s work with the U.S. military.
Led by Andreessen Horowitz.
Source · washingtonpost.com ↗Anduril’s founding team brought together experience in virtual reality, defense investing, and engineering and operations at Palantir. The company develops autonomous systems and software that brings their sensor data together. The founding team included Palmer Luckey and Joseph Chen.
Gives operators a common view of sensor readings so they can coordinate autonomous systems.
Anduril developed vehicles for air, ground and maritime missions alongside Lattice. The software gives its hardware programs a common operating layer by combining sensor information that would otherwise sit in separate systems.
Anduril and Shield AI both serve military autonomy programs. Anduril puts Lattice alongside systems across multiple domains, while Shield AI’s Hivemind centers on autonomy for aircraft. Buyers are comparing the scope of the integration as well as the individual vehicle.