This is a race series for software programmers and the brainchild of founder Palmer Luckey, he tells TechCrunch.

A2RL Drone Championship tests autonomous racing drones across speed, coordination, and human vs AI challenges.

Palmer Lucky's defense tech startup Anduril is known for its creative recruitment schemes. Now its launching an all-ages ...

While several companies operate in this space, three have consistently demonstrated the scale, innovation, and quality ...

Defense tech company Anduril Industries announced Wednesday the launch of the AI Grand Prix, a global autonomous drone racing competition that will challenge engineers to develop ...

Defense technology company Anduril Industries has announced the launch of the AI Grand Prix, a global autonomous drone racing ...

The drone racing organization at Purdue recently hosted its January FPV simulation racing competition, coming just weeks ...

Anduril has launched the AI Grand Prix, a unique drone-flying contest where autonomous drones compete and software-writing skills of participants can win them jobs.

Anduril's AI Grand Prix challenges engineers to develop autonomous drone software for $500K prize pool and jobs.

Anduril is currently building a new five-acre manufacturing facility, Arsenal-1, in Ohio, which will host the AI Grand Prix’s finale in a race organized by the Drones Champions League, a professional ...

AI-powered drone swarms are rapidly reshaping the nature of air power, shifting military advantage ...