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1,239 organizations on Autonomy Runway: 729 drone and robotics companies, 99 manufacturers, 49 resellers, 92 service partners, 102 financing organizations, 168 government and support organizations.
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INDE Robotics
Autonomy software for ground, air and sea robots that must keep working when GPS and radio links fail.
Kaizen Aerospace
xFold modular VTOL drones, from small ISR aircraft to heavy-lift models rated for up to 1,000 lb.
Kraken Technology Group
British maker of fast uncrewed surface vessels, with production in the UK and Germany.
Kraus Hamdani Aerospace
Solar-electric K1000ULE drones that stay in the air for days, for defense and commercial missions.
Locus Lock
Software-defined GNSS receivers that keep positioning accurate through jamming and spoofing.
Lucid Bots
Charlotte maker of the Sherpa cleaning drone and the Lavo pressure-washing robot.
MARTAC
Fast autonomous surface vessels for the U.S. Navy and allied forces, built in Florida.
Nordic Air Defence
Low-cost interceptor drones built to bring down small quadcopters and larger attack drones.
Origin Robotics
BLAZE autonomous drone interceptors and BEAK precision strike weapons, built in Riga.
PDKinematics
Vilnius maker of Gannet, a guidance kit that steers drone-dropped munitions without GPS.
Performance Drone Works
C100 multi-mission quadcopters for U.S. Army units, built at its drone factory in Huntsville, Alabama.
Pierce Aerospace
Remote ID receivers, beacons and display software for drone detection and airspace awareness.
Ratel Robotics
Ukrainian maker of Ratel H and Ratel M ground robots for resupply, evacuation, demining and combat support.
Red Cat Holdings
Nasdaq-listed parent of Teal Drones and FlightWave, building U.S. military drones for air, land and sea.
Redwire
Space and defense company whose Defense Tech business builds the Stalker and Penguin long-endurance drones.
Renegade UxS
Danish maker of the Nightmare FPV strike drone, with teams in Denmark, Ukraine and the U.S.