Anduril Industries, founded by Palmer Luckey in 2017, has introduced Armory, an e-commerce platform for military procurement. The site allows buyers to browse and purchase drones, sensors, and electronic warfare systems, including the Wisp and Spyglass sensors and the Ghost-X drone.
The company filed a trademark for Anduril Armory on April 10, 2026. The platform aims to simplify defense acquisition by replacing traditional procurement cycles with a digital sales channel. Anduril intends to expand the site into a marketplace connecting the broader defense supply chain.
In May 2026, Anduril raised $5 billion in a Series H funding round, bringing its total valuation to $61 billion. This capital supports the company's hardware scaling and initiatives like Armory. The firm is currently valued similarly to high-growth tech companies.
Production of the Fury autonomous combat aircraft, or YFQ-44A, has commenced at the Arsenal-1 facility in Ohio ahead of the July target. The plant is designed to manufacture tens of thousands of autonomous systems annually. Operations are supported by ArsenalOS, a software layer revealed in June 2026.
