On September 25, Anduril and Latvian uncrewed-systems maker ORIGIN signed a memorandum of understanding to explore integrating ORIGIN's BLAZE autonomous counter-drone interceptor with Anduril's Lattice software. The companies said they will run joint testing, demonstrations and validation in Latvia as a layered counter-UAS option for Latvian air defense. The MoU was signed during a LIAA trade mission alongside Latvia's presidential visit to the United States; it is an integration trial, not a procurement contract.
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