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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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Allen Control Systems
Autonomous weapon stations that track and defeat small drones for U.S. and allied military forces.
Amprius Technologies
Silicon-anode lithium-ion battery cells for drones, aircraft and electric vehicles.
Anduril Industries
Lattice command software, autonomous aircraft and counter-drone systems for the U.S. military and allies.
ANRA Technologies
Airspace and mission management software for drone operators, eVTOL developers and airspace authorities.
Applied Aeronautics
Fixed-wing and heavy-lift multirotor drones for government, defense, research and commercial customers.
ARK Electronics
U.S.-made flight controllers, GPS modules, sensors and power electronics for drones and robots.
Ascent AeroSystems
Coaxial drones for defense, public safety and industrial users, built within Robinson Helicopter's unmanned unit.
Autonodyne
Command-and-control and autonomy software for uncrewed aircraft, boats and ground vehicles, built for defense users.
AVID Aerospace
Ducted-fan drones, aircraft design software and aerospace engineering services for defense and public safety.
BLADE (formerly HDT Global)
Hunter WOLF and Dire WOLF uncrewed ground vehicles, plus shelters and power systems, for the U.S. military.
Blue Vigil
Tethered drone lights and drone power tethers for construction, utility and emergency crews working at night.
Botlink
Cellular command-and-control hardware and mapping software for commercial drone operators.
BRINC
Drones for police, fire and emergency agencies, from indoor tactical models to rooftop 911 response systems.
Camflite
U.S.-built drones with NDAA-compliant components for surveying, inspection and public safety work.
Carnegie Robotics
Rugged robot sensors, GNSS receivers and autonomy retrofit systems for defense and industrial vehicles.
Censys Technologies
Long-range fixed-wing VTOL drones and flight services for utility and infrastructure inspection.
Centeye
Tiny vision chips and lightweight sensors that help small drones see and avoid obstacles.
Cleo Robotics
Palm-sized drones with enclosed rotors for indoor, GPS-denied and confined-space inspection and reconnaissance.