I think there are different cost curves though. If you are expecting mass swarms of drones, rockets, and/or missiles, then traditional AA installations make mo

I think there are different cost curves though. If you are expecting mass swarms of drones, rockets, and/or missiles, then traditional AA installations make more sense. But if you are expecting only intermittent intercepts then the cost per intercept is probably going to be lower with something like the what Anduril is offering as cursory searches suggest the Roadrunner is going to be priced around 100k-300k per unit. And this fits in nicely with their far cheaper Anvil-M interceptors (low speed, quadcopter interceptors) where anvil would take the ultra cheap drones while Roadrunner takes the high altitude or jet/rocket powered targets.