# Anduril Pulsar [[Anduril]]'s AI-powered electronic warfare (EW) system — a software-defined jammer that uses artificial intelligence at the edge to rapidly detect and counter drone threats through electromagnetic disruption. Pulsar represents Anduril's entry into electronic warfare, complementing its kinetic interceptors ([[Anduril Anvil]], [[Anduril Roadrunner]]) with non-kinetic defeat options. ## What It Does Pulsar is a software-defined EW system that jams enemy drones, provides geolocation of threats, and disrupts communications. The AI-driven approach enables rapid adaptation to new and evolving threats — when a new drone type or communication protocol appears, Pulsar's software can be updated to counter it without hardware changes. The system provides 360-degree anti-drone defense. ### Variants - **Pulsar:** Full-size system for fixed-site and vehicle-mounted deployment - **Pulsar-L:** Lighter, smaller variant in two configurations — airborne (integrated with aircraft) and expeditionary (man-portable). Already operationally fielded. ## Who Uses It ### SOCOM Earliest and most aggressive adopter. Pulsar was debuted during SOF Week and is part of the $1B SOCOM IDIQ (10-year) for counter-drone hardware and software. Pulsar-L was first fielded operationally with SOCOM forces. ### Multiple U.S. Military Branches Included in the $250M DOD contract alongside [[Anduril Roadrunner]] (October 2024). Part of the $642M Marine Corps counter-drone deal and the $20B Army enterprise agreement. The airborne variant can be integrated with aircraft for en-route jamming operations. ## Contract Value - Part of $1B SOCOM IDIQ (10-year) - Part of $250M DOD contract (with Roadrunner) - Part of $642M Marine Corps counter-drone - Part of $20B Army enterprise agreement ## See Also - [[Anduril Product Ecosystem]] — Master reference - [[Anduril]] — Company record - [[Anduril Lattice]] — Software platform - [[Anduril Roadrunner]] — Often sold together - [[Anduril Anvil]] — Kinetic complement