The US Air Force has recently announced that it has narrowed down its list of potential contractors to build autonomous aircraft to two companies - General Atomics and Anduril. This decision comes after a rigorous evaluation process to select the most suitable partners for this critical project.
General Atomics, a well-established aerospace and defense company, is known for its expertise in developing advanced technology solutions for military applications. Anduril, on the other hand, is a relatively newer player in the industry but has quickly gained recognition for its innovative approach to autonomous systems.
