Anduril Industries launches Armory, a new defense-tech e-commerce platform

Anduril Industries, the defense technology company founded by Palmer Luckey in 2017, has launched a platform called Armory that lets military buyers browse and purchase drones, sensors, and electromagnetic warfare systems through what is essentially a defense-tech e-commerce site. The platform represents a deliberate attempt to modernize how the Pentagon and its allies actually buy weapons, a process historically defined by multi-year procurement cycles, mountains of paperwork, and the kind of bureaucratic friction that makes renewing your driver’s license look efficient. What Armory actually sells The Armory platform lists several of Anduril’s core product lines, including the Wisp and Spyglass sensor systems and the Ghost-X unmanned aerial vehicle. These aren’t hypothetical products sitting in a pitch deck. They’re hardware that Anduril is actively manufacturing and delivering to military customers. Anduril filed a trademark application for “Anduril Armory” on April 10, 2026, covering retail services and platform-based sales of defense products. The filing laid the legal groundwork for what the company clearly had been planning for months: a direct digital sales channel designed ...