Anduril Industries Roadrunner

Roadrunner / Roadrunner-M
	Promotional image of Roadrunner
Role	vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) Autonomous Air Vehicle (AAV)
National origin	United States
Manufacturer	Anduril Industries
First flight
Status	In production
Primary users	United States Armed Forces; [[ ]]; [[ ]]; [[ ]];
Number built	as of 2023
Developed from	[[ ]]
Developed into	[[ ]]; [[ ]];

Anduril Industries Roadrunner is a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) Autonomous Air Vehicle (AAV) equipped with twin turbojet engines and adaptable payload configurations. The Roadrunner-M variant serves as a high-explosive interceptor designed for ground-based air defense.

Development

An MQ-9 taxiing in Afghanistan, 2007

Roadrunner-M

Data from USAF Fact Sheet,^[2]

General characteristics

Crew: 0 onboard, 1 in ground station
Fuel capacity: lb ( kg)
Payload: ^{[convert: needs a number]}
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Powerplant: 2 × [[]] turbojet

Performance

Armament

hardpoints
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Avionics

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