Anduril and Ultra Maritime Partner on Autonomous Ocean Sensing

Apr 7, 2025
Anduril Industries and Ultra Maritime have announced an exclusive partnership to develop advanced autonomous ocean sensing capabilities, enhancing submarine detection for U.S. and allied nations.
Anduril and Ultra Maritime Partner on Autonomous Ocean Sensing
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Anduril Industries and Ultra Maritime have announced an exclusive partnership to develop a groundbreaking autonomous ocean sensing capability. In a press release, the companies detailed their collaboration, which combines Ultra Maritime's Sea Spear deployable acoustic arrays and AI-enabled acoustic processing with Anduril's undersea autonomy capabilities, including Dive XL and Seabed Sentry.

This partnership aims to enhance submarine detection capabilities for the U.S. and allied nations by providing a low-cost, distributed undersea surveillance system. The system leverages Anduril's Lattice communications framework to deliver real-time, autonomous submarine sensing across large ocean areas. The joint effort is expected to achieve end-to-end in-water testing by the end of 2025.

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