Anduril Industries recently announced the launch of two advanced drones, Bolt and Bolt-M, designed to enhance military operations through cutting-edge technology.
These drones are not just consumer models. They are tailored for tactical use, with the Bolt-M variant specifically equipped for transporting ammunition.
Cutting-edge technology in defense
bolt family runs on Anduril’s Lattice artificial intelligence platform, which integrates artificial intelligence to streamline complex military operations. The Lattice system is designed to manage tasks between machines at unprecedented speed, allowing efficient coordination in combat scenarios. This technology allows operators to focus on strategic decisions instead of manually piloting the drone.
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Operator controls Bolt-M drone (Anduril)
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Bolt, Bolt M specifications
bolt
Weight: Approximately 12 pounds
Flight time: up to 45 minutes
range: 19.9 miles
Main uses: Intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance. search and rescue
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Bolt M
Weight: 13-15 lbs (depending on load)
Flight time: up to 40 minutes
range: 19.9 miles
Payload capacity: Up to 3 pounds of ammunition
Both drones can be deployed quickly, with the Bolt ready for flight within five minutes.
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User-friendly operability
Both drones are designed with ease of use in mind. Operators interact with touchscreen controllers to simplify decision-making into four key actions: where to look, what to follow, how to engage, and when to attack. This intuitive interface allows you to quickly adapt to changing battlefield conditions.
touch screen controller (Anduril)
Autonomous functionality and flexibility
The Bolt-M drone has advanced features such as:
Autonomous waypoint navigation: The operator can set a specific path for the drone to follow.
Target-agnostic tracking: The drone can track any visual target identified by the operator.
Modular payload: Operators can easily switch between different types of warheads based on mission requirements.
These features allow the Bolt-M drone to adapt to different operational needs while maintaining a high level of performance.
Cart important points
Combining a lightweight design with sophisticated AI capabilities, these drones provide modern militaries with a versatile tool for both reconnaissance and precision strikes. As warfare continues to evolve, such innovations could play a key role in shaping future combat strategies. The integration of such technologies is aimed not only at improving operational efficiency, but also at reducing the cognitive burden on operators and making military operations more effective and safe.
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