No GPS. Still hunting: 1,070 Skydio Docks vs viral GPS-free demos

Lab GPS-free demos go viral — Skydio already has 1,070 Docks flying routes (Confirmed); Anduril shows 428 on the US FAA civil register (Reported).

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behindrobotics Short cover: No GPS. Still hunting — 1,070 Skydio Docks
Footage: Skydio / Anduril (official). Short: behindrobotics.

Footage: Skydio and Anduril (official). Graphics: behindrobotics. No third-party war footage.

Lab GPS-free demos go viral. Skydio already has 1,070 Docks flying routes. Anduril shows 428 on the US FAA civil register.

No GPS. Still hunting.

Skydio (Confirmed, company blog Jul 6 2026): 1,070 Docks deployed; 4M+ flights. Docks + X10 / R10 are the GPS-denied autonomy story in this Short — docks deployed, not X10 airframe counts.

Anduril (Reported, eFlight Oct 19 2026): 428 drones on the US FAA civil register by maker. Military inventory is not counted. Product clips only (Fury / YFQ-44A, Roadrunner) — no Thunder combat animation.

Shield AI (Reported, same eFlight set): 414 on the civil register — thin chart companion only, not in the voiceover.

Caveats: Anduril and Shield AI figures are civil-register attributions, not deployed fleets. The viral Purdue GPS-free forest-drone lab clip is the cultural hook only and is never used in the cut. No Tesla. No third-party war footage.

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Footage: Skydio official YouTube (@Skydio) and Anduril official product clips, used for news commentary and credited on screen. 1,070 / 4M+ = Confirmed (Skydio). 428 / 414 = Reported (eFlight civil register). Product information / news commentary, not sponsored content.