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Anduril launches Thunder helicopter strike drone as defense tech valuations soar
Anduril unveils Thunder autonomous helicopter strike drone as its valuation hits $61 billion. Here's what defense tech's rise means for crypto investors.
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defenseone.com
Anduril pitches a robot wingman for US Army helicopters
The defense firm unveiled work on an autonomous tiltrotor just weeks after winning Air Force’s CCA contract.
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breakingdefense.com
Anduril reveals Thunder, a 'loyal wingman' drone for helicopters - Breaking Defense
The company describes Thunder as a fully autonomous armed reconnaissance tiltrotor aircraft developed from lessons learned from the company’s Fury aircraft.
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axios.com
Anduril uncloaks Thunder, an attack aircraft built alongside Archer
"The whole question of attritability is, obviously, in the eye of the beholder."
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cryptobriefing.com
Anduril launches Thunder helicopter strike drone as defense tech valuations soar
Anduril unveils Thunder autonomous helicopter strike drone as its valuation hits $61 billion. Here's what defense tech's rise means for crypto investors.
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defensenews.com
Thunderstruck: Anduril unveils autonomous attack rotorcraft
Anduril's autonomous attack rotorcraft, dubbed Thunder, is designed to operate with current and next-generation crewed attack helicopter platforms.
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thenextweb.com
Anduril and Archer unveiled an autonomous attack rotorcraft built on air taxi technology. First flight is planned for 2027.
Anduril and Archer showed Thunder at Farnborough, a Group 5 autonomous attack VTOL built on a dual-use platform. It uses hybrid-electric propulsion and tiltrotors.
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zerohedge.com
Anduril Unveils Tiltrotor Killer Drone Straight Out Of 'Terminator'
"In this new era of maneuver warfare, we need eyes for what's ahead and..."
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jpost.com
Anduril's Thunder points to the future of warfare | The Jerusalem Post
A new concept from US defense firm Anduril highlights how manned-unmanned teaming and drone swarms could reshape the battlefield of tomorrow.