Anduril and ORIGIN sign pact to test BLAZE interceptor with Lattice in Latvia, targeting drone threats on NATO's eastern flank
Anduril and Latvian company ORIGIN have signed a memorandum to test ORIGIN's BLAZE drone interceptor with Anduril's Lattice command-and-control software in Latvia. The partners plan demonstrations, validation, data sharing and counter-drone performance assessments, including development of a concept of operations linking BLAZE with radars and other sensors connected through Lattice. BLAZE receives target data before acquiring, tracking and intercepting a drone under operator supervision. The agreement was signed during a Latvian business mission to the United States and represents an integration and evaluation effort rather than a procurement decision.
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