Anduril is expanding its submarine production to a new facility in Quonset, Rhode Island, which will manufacture both the smaller Dive-LD and the larger XLUUV submarines for the U.S. market.

Anduril acquired the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) program from a Microsoft spin-out.

Anduril's XLUUV (Ghost Shark) is a fully autonomous submarine that operates without direct human remote control.

Anduril's extra-large unmanned underwater vehicle (XLUUV) is marketed as the "Ghost Shark" in Australia.

As of the time of the interview, Anduril has grown to approximately 7,000 employees and operates around 35 offices globally.

Anduril's new 75,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Sydney, Australia, is capable of producing dozens of Ghost Shark autonomous submarines per year.

Anduril is partnered with Palantir on the U.S. Army's Titan program, integrating Palantir's software with Anduril's hardware.

Anduril's acquired IVAS program is focused on developing soldier-borne compute systems, such as wrist-mounted, head-mounted, or AR glasses-based devices, to function as nodes in the Lattice network.