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Palmer Luckey Says Anduril’s $1.2 Million XPRIZE Win ‘Beginning of the End’ for Destructive Wildfires: 'Even Tiny Gains Make for Huge Savings'

BenzingaAnanya Gairola

Anduril won $1.2 million in the XPRIZE Wildfire competition for using AI-powered sensors and autonomous drones to tackle wildfires.

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