What if an air-defense sensor could detect threats… without broadcasting a signal of its own?
During Northern Strike, Anduril deployed two passive systems: Wisp and the Long-Range Camera Tower.
That means forces can build persistent situational awareness while reducing the electromagnetic signature of the sensing system.
Anduril Tests Passive Air-Defense Sensors During Northern Strike
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