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- Sentry | Anduril
Maritime Sentry Towers include radar designed to detect boats, jet skis, and other water-borne objects The Extended Range Sentry Tower is equipped with a modular long-range sensor head on an 80ft structure to autonomously detect, classify, and track threats up to 5mi 8km away
- Anduril Launches Extended Range Sentry Tower (XRST) to Advance Counter . . .
The most recent addition to Anduril's Sentry family of autonomous systems, XRST brings proven autonomous surveillance capabilities to longer-range applications, while ensuring that operators are presented with relevant decision points, not noise
- Anduril Deploys 300th Autonomous Surveillance Tower (AST), Advancing . . .
Anduril is proud to announce the deployment of the 300th Autonomous Surveillance Tower (AST) in support of the U S Customs and Border Protection (CBP), reaching a key milestone supporting Border Patrol Agents’ awareness on land and maritime borders
- President Biden Demanded “High-Tech Capacity” for Border . . . - Medium
These updates can be paired with other tactical changes, too, like a modification in the positioning and quantity of Sentry Towers, made possible by their mobility We recognize that CBP is evaluating how to best meet both humanitarian and border security requirements
- CounterUAS | Anduril
Sentry Towers connect to Lattice to detect and track rogue drones threatening perimeters of military bases, large public event venues or privately managed critical infrastructure
- Seabed Sentry | Anduril
Seabed Sentry is an AI-enabled sensor that brings connectivity and awareness to the deep dark sea When precisely deployed at scale, Seabed Sentries form a wireless network connected by Lattice for real-time underwater sensing and communication – enabling persistent monitoring of key maritime regions or infrastructure
- Anduril Industries Awarded £17 million Ministry of Defence Force . . .
Phase 1 of Programme TALOS delivered an initial understanding of Anduril’s autonomous Sentry Towers and their utility at active RAF air bases, and Phase 2 introduced the assurance of multiple Force Protection layers at multiple locations across the MOD estate
- Anduril at ABMS | by Christian Brose | Anduril Blog
Anduril has developed these autonomous sensor towers in less than one year, and we stood up the entire sensing grid at White Sands Missile Range and integrated it into Lattice in just a matter of weeks
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