US company Anduril is eyeing Germany's Electronic Combat Wingman (ECW) requirement for its Fury collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) as part of a wider drive into ...

Anduril Industries and Rheinmetall have agreed to a strategic partnership focused on co-developing and delivering autonomous ...

In a CBS 60 Minutes segment last week, Anduril CEO and co-founder Brian Schimpf described Fury as a "CCA," or collaborative combat aircraft, one designed to work in coordination with a manned ...

Anduril uses its Lattice networking technology to allow its hardware to interconnect, but the deal with Rheinmetall will see this integrated into the Battlesuite system. The German system, announced ...

European defence firms are also advancing wingman drone initiatives, including Sweden’s Saab (SAABb.ST) and a trilateral ...

The first increment of the Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft program has been designed for air-to-air missions, but ...

The Paris Airshow highlighted the rise of "wingman" drones designed to support fighter jets in combat. Companies like Anduril and General Atomics showcased their advanced models, driven by the Ukraine ...

Another USAF CCA prototype, built by Anduril, has been named the FYQ-44. It features a sleek and fast design, similar to earlier pre-stealth fighters, but also includes an internal weapons bay, ...

CCA-1 to CCA-6 were counterair drones and, except for CCA-5 which was “expendable,” the others were of the “recoverable” types, with all being in the $2 million to $ 40 million price range.

California-based Anduril, which has already supplied small drones to Ukraine and was making its debut at the air show, displayed a model of its 17-foot Fury drone - planned for production in 2027 ...