Born in Israel and proudly manufactured in Dayton, Ohio, StrixDrones is known for adapting military-grade drone operations to demanding real-world environments. The company develops universal docking stations for defense and commercial users, with open architecture that allows operators to keep their infrastructure as drone fleets evolve.
DexaFrom its downtown Dayton headquarters, Dexa designs, manufactures, and operates autonomous drones for commercial last-mile delivery. The U.S.-based company pairs its own aircraft with an integrated logistics platform intended to help local businesses match the speed of large e-commerce networks. Dexa is one of only four U.S. companies cited as holding FAA Part 135 certification and a nationwide beyond-visual-line-of-sight waiver, and its aircraft are listed on the U.S. Department of Transportation’s S-1 list.DAYTON, OH
BOB Power Inc LLCFrom southeast Indiana, family-owned BOB Power Inc LLC makes portable command stations and ground-support gear for drone pilots and other professionals who work outdoors. Its Air Command and Flight Deck systems turn a field location into an organized workstation, with designs tested outside and built to be repaired rather than replaced. BOB designs in Indiana and fabricates with American partners where it can.
Angel Aerial SystemsAngel Aerial Systems builds and manufactures drones in the USA, including the Trio Scout™, a lightweight, compact drone with 100 minutes of hover time, optical and thermal imaging, and autonomous takeoff and landing. The company serves public safety and national security missions and identifies as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.CINCINNATI, OH
Manifold RoboticsBased at New Lab in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard, Manifold Robotics develops commercial drone technology, including the EM/Nav payload for transmission-line inspections and shielded operations. A team of engineers and drone specialists, the company designs and builds its systems in the United States to make long-range drone work safer and simpler, including beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations supported by transmission-line electromagnetic fields.BROOKLYN, NY