roadrunner It is an autonomous vertical take-off and landing aircraft designed to perform various combat missions. Roadrunner-M defines a completely new class of ground-based air defense.

roadrunner It is a two-jet engine modular autonomous aircraft with outstanding performance and low cost. The ability to take off and land vertically gives the Roadrunner the ability to quickly take off and return to any location, combining high subsonic speed with maneuverability and stability.

roadrunner It can carry different payloads to perform a wide variety of missions and can be constantly updated to reflect future threats.

Roadrunner-M The Roadrunner is a ground-based air defense variant of the high-explosive interceptor and can quickly identify, intercept, and destroy multiple air threats that cost 100 times more.

Roadrunner-M is designed to address threats that extend to legacy air defense echelons and combat enemy attempts to breach gaps in existing air defense architectures.

Similar to traditional approaches to deterring and defeating impending air threats, such as the removal of expensive and airport-dependent aircraft, Roadrunner-M can take off, track and intercept distant targets at the first hint of danger; This gives operators more information and time for evaluation. aim .

If there is no need to destroy the target, the Roadrunner-M can return to base and land at a predetermined location for refueling and reuse. If the target really needs to be destroyed, the Roadrunner-M will do it quickly.

Unlike older missile systems, all launched but unused drones can be reused. This enables large-scale defensive launches at extremely low cost, increases redundancy for higher lethality probability, and improves the ability to attack multiple targets simultaneously.

Roadrunner-M’s performance far exceeds competing air defense solutions and provides an advantage in combating current threats that are already emerging. Its methodology significantly expands the operator’s decision-making space, which is critically limited due to existing capabilities.

Roadrunner-M innovations include faster launch and takeoff times, three times the warhead payload capacity, ten times the effective one-way range, and three times the maneuverability against overload compared to similar offerings on the market. An operator can:

Roadrunner-M can be controlled using Anduril’s AI-based command and control software suite, Lattice, or can be fully integrated into existing radar, sensor and air defense architectures to enable instant deployment and launch and control multiple fleets of Roadrunners or Roadrunner-Ms.