Anduril Industries
also referred to as: anduril
10 statements across 2 episodes · 5 bullish · 0 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Apr 4, 2023 by Palmer Luckey · said 37 times in 5 episodes since 2023 · across every show →
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2026 2 mentions in 2 episodes 1 per episode
2025 7 mentions in 2 episodes 4 per episode
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Apr 4, 2023 positive
Apr 4, 2023
Luckey considered founding petroleum-derived food and non-profit private prison companies
“I have a lot of things that I've looked at working on, and one of them was solving obesity through petroleum foods. Another was solving the private prison problem in the United States by running a non-profit private prison chain that out-competes all the other…”
Apr 4, 2023 bullish
Luckey: Anduril was founded so moral actors have superior weapons
“We started this company because we think that there is no moral high ground in leaving the most moral people with the least effective weapons, because at the end of the day, wars start when bad players believe that they, when they incorrectly assess the risk.”
Apr 4, 2023 positive
Apr 4, 2023 bullish
Apr 4, 2023 neutral
Luckey: Anduril sells to CBP and DHS, but not local police
“Well, I mean, we already sell to law enforcement in the sense that, you know, Customs and Border Protection is, is, is a law enforcement agency, so they're definitely not military. We sell to DHS, the Department of Homeland Security. We haven't done any local …”
Apr 4, 2023 neutral
Luckey: One of Anduril's first products was a failed firefighting tank
“One of our first two products we worked on was a firefighting tool. It was the Sentry firefighting tank. The other product we worked on was the Andrel Sentry tower. And unfortunately, it was a failure from a business perspective.”
Apr 4, 2023 positive
Jun 3, 2025 neutral
Jun 3, 2025 neutral
Anduril and Meta's Eagle Eye system integrates AI models with battlefield sensors
“The system called Eagle Eye will carry sensors that enhance soldiers' hearing and vision, detecting drones flying miles away or sighting hidden targets, for instance. It will also let soldiers operate and interact with AI-powered weapon systems. Andro's autono…”