Hermeus Teams with Anduril for Autonomy in Quarterhorse Drone Development
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Hermeus has partnered with Anduril to integrate autonomy software into its Mk 2 Quarterhorse drone, with flight testing set to begin next year. This collaboration aims to enhance the drone's capabilities, allowing for automated flight controls and scalability in operations, as emphasized by Hermeus CEO Zach Shore.
The partnership is significant as it leverages Anduril's Lattice mission autonomy suite, which will provide an end-to-end solution for autonomous operations. This integration is expected to accelerate the Quarterhorse's readiness for live operations, aligning with the Pentagon's funding and support for the drone's development.
Looking ahead, the collaboration presents opportunities for both companies, with Anduril's technology being tested on a high-speed platform. The executives highlighted the mutual economic benefits and the potential for expanding the market for mission autonomy solutions, although specific financial details were not disclosed at the time of publication.
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Hermeus picks Anduril autonomy for Quarterhorse drone
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