Ewing Aerospace develops drone hardware for mission-focused operations, including BlueLRS and Mavlink command-and-control systems, flight controllers, and camera and video equipment. Its product documentation emphasizes full NDAA and Blue UAS compliance for long-range applications.
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Easy AerialFounded by former military personnel and aerospace, robotics, and software engineers with support from the U.S. Air Force, Easy Aerial is a U.S.-made manufacturer of autonomous aerial systems for defense and commercial customers. Its equipment is built for remote operation in harsh environments, including deployments from vehicles and vessels, and the company has delivered hundreds of systems worldwide. Easy Aerial is ISO 9001 and AS9100 certified, listed on the DIU Blue Clear List, and NDAA compliant.BROOKLYN, NY
American Aerospace Technologies, IncSince 2010, American Aerospace Technologies, Inc. has operated high-endurance unmanned aircraft and airborne sensing systems for defense, homeland security, critical infrastructure, and disaster response. The company is particularly distinguished by its experience flying beyond visual line of sight in the National Airspace System, including hundreds of missions under FAA-approved authorizations. Its AiRanger medium-altitude, long-endurance UAS reflects AATI’s focus on delivering real-time intelligence from persistent airborne operations.CONSHOHOCKEN, PA
Evolved AerospaceWith more than 30 years developing rotary-wing unmanned systems, Evolved Aerospace builds autonomous aerial mission systems for persistent surveillance, sensing, and coordination across land and sea. Founded by Mikael Taveniku, the company combines platforms, sensors, autonomy, and integration to extend existing assets rather than replace them. Its lineage runs from the APID MK3 in 1997 through today’s SkyTrap, SkyRanger, and SkyHunter mission systems.PAINTED POST, NY
American Robotics, IncFounded in 2016 by Carnegie Mellon and Stanford roboticists, American Robotics develops autonomous drones and airspace-security systems for continuous aerial data collection and critical operations. The Sparks, Maryland company’s Optimus platform is a fully automated drone-in-a-box system, while its portfolio also includes counter-UAS and defense platforms. Optimus-1EX became the first non-air-carrier drone designed for autonomous security and data capture to receive FAA Type Certification, and American Robotics says its systems have also secured approval for automated beyond-visual-line-of-sight operation without an on-site human operator.SPARKS GLENCOE, MD