Anduril Wins Army's Counter-Drone Tech Competition, Replacing Northrop Grumman's FAAD C2 System
Anduril has emerged victorious in a joint Army and Defense Innovation Unit competition to provide a cutting-edge counter-drone technology solution. The win marks a significant shift from the current FAAD C2 system supplied by Northrop Grumman.
Anduril's triumph came on the heels of its innovative proposal for a modernized fire control system designed specifically for counter-drone operations, c-UAS. The competition, held every two years to stay ahead of evolving threats, saw Anduril outpace other contenders, including Northrop Grumman, which had been vying to replace its FAAD C2 system with a new offering called AiON.
The Army will now collaborate with Anduril to refine and integrate the new fire control technology into its C-UAS architecture, ensuring a robust defense against drone threats.
Anduril's victory signals a significant upgrade in the Army's counter-drone capabilities. The new system is set to replace Northrop Grumman's FAAD C2 system, with the Army planning to hold recurring competitions to maintain a technological edge against evolving threats.
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