Anduril Industries launches Armory defense-tech e-commerce platform

Anduril Industries has launched Armory, a new defense-technology e-commerce platform designed to modernize military procurement. The platform allows buyers to browse and purchase hardware such as the Ghost-X unmanned aerial vehicle and Wisp and Spyglass sensor systems. By providing a direct digital sales channel, the company aims to bypass traditional, lengthy bureaucratic procurement cycles.

Beyond selling its own products, Anduril intends for Armory to serve as a hub for the broader defense supply chain. This initiative follows a $5 billion Series H funding round in May 2026, which brought the company’s valuation to $61 billion.

Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey has advocated for the rapid advancement of autonomous military technology. He has stated that while AI integration in warfare may lead to unintended casualties, the technology should be applied to life-and-death decision-making to ensure the best available tools are utilized in combat.