ORIGIN and Anduril showed a combined counter-drone system to senior Latvian military leaders in late October 2026 at a training site in Latvia. The companies had signed a memorandum of understanding on 25 September to study linking ORIGIN’s BLAZE interceptor with Anduril’s Lattice command platform for NATO’s Eastern Flank air defense.

BLAZE served as the interceptor in an air-defense setup that also used Lattice and a radar already fielded for Latvian air defense. The pairing showed how open software can join sensors, interceptors, and command tools into one coordinated defense. The firms plan further joint tests and concept work for counter-drone missions on the eastern flank.