Anduril exec: factories use little automation since it can't handle low-volume, high-complexity lines
AnneliesGamble · x · 2026-11-12
A top Anduril exec revealed at a dinner that their manufacturing facilities use little to no automation, because "automation today is incapable of adapting to low-volume and high-complexity production lines." A striking reminder of the gap between the automation dream and current technical reality.
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