Matthew Steckman

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505 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 23 Mar

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The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The Pitch · 20VC: Inside Anduril's $20BN Army Contract & Why Anduril Must Go Public | Why 99% of Drone Companies Will Die | Why There is Never an Ethical Question of How Anduril Products are Used with Matthew Steckman, President @ Anduril · 23 Mar 2026 podcast

We knew that, and so what we did is we created a bunch of fundamental technologies that are applicable to a lot of different types of problems.

If you read about us, this is called Lattice in a lot of our published literature.

It's fundamental tech that allows you to consume data, make sense of it, and then manipulate robots, basically.

Like, that's what it is.

And so those technologies apply to tons of different things.

And so we have 20 different P&Ls at the company, all that are going after different parts of the defense apparatus that take a lot of these fundamental technologies that we build and kind of piece them together in different ways.

Lattice is a software platform.

Exactly.

Like, I can talk about software platforms with you.

It's hard to actually talk about software platforms with a lot of people because, like, if you don't actually understand, like, what we're talking about, it gets a bit weird.

But, yeah, Lattice is basically just a software platform that we can branch from.

And it's led us into all of these interesting places.

So like as a really crazy example, the first product we built was a sensing tower that just allowed us to automatically through a bunch of computer vision technologies.

And this is, by the way, pretty cool AI.

This was like old school CV AI in 2017 just allowed you to spot threats at distance.

Right.

But automatically without a person having to look at a screen.

There are pieces of that technology that are resident in our autonomous jet fighter today.

Not all of it, right?

Like there's been a lot of advancements since then, but there are code blocks, right, that are shared in common between all of our pieces of technology.

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