Anvil is Anduril autonomous kinetic interceptor designed to pursue and physically intercept hostile unmanned aircraft as part of a layered counter-UAS architecture.
Target environment: Defence operational environments including airspace around sensitive sites and contested areas.
Workflow context: Kinetic interception of hostile drones, counter-UAS defence and integration with broader air-defence and sensor networks.
Commercial maturity: Active defence product in Anduril layered counter-drone architecture.
Adoption constraints: Defence procurement cycles and integration with existing air-defence command structures.
Market position: Shows Anduril smaller interceptor layer below Roadrunner, alongside fixed-site sensing. Part of a layered counter-drone architecture rather than a standalone product category.
Adjacent products: Anduril Roadrunner, counter-UAS systems
Audience
Armed forces
Workflow
Kinetic interception of hostile drones, counter-UAS defence and integration with broader air-defence and sensor networks.
Deployment environment
Defence operational environments including airspace around sensitive sites and contested areas.
Specifications
Form Type: Autonomous kinetic interceptor
Operational Role: Counter-UAS interception
Target Class: Group 1-2 drone threats
Guidance Model: Cued by Lattice
Effect Model: Kinetic intercept with minimal collateral damage
Launch Recovery: Integrated Launch Box stores and deploys Anvil on demand
Packout Dimensions: Launch Box 160 x 117 x 76 cm / 63 x 46 x 30 in
Support Model: Ruggedized, self-contained, easily transportable ground support system