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AEVEX Aerospace

AEVEX designs, manufactures, and deploys autonomous and uncrewed systems alongside aircraft integration, airborne ISR, sensing, and mission-processing capabilities for U.S. and allied forces.

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ARK Electronics

ARK Electronics designs and manufactures flight controllers, GPS modules, sensors, and other drone and robotics electronics in the United States; several products are listed in the Blue UAS Framework.

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Advanced Space, LLC

Advanced Space develops proprietary navigation and mission software and delivers space missions for civil, commercial, and national-security customers, including CAPSTONE and programs with AFRL, U.S. Space Force, and IARPA.

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Aechelon Technology

Aechelon's official site describes a high-fidelity visual and sensor simulation platform that prepares pilots, operators, and autonomous systems for real-world missions and supports U.S. defense operational flight-training and simulation programs, NATO, and allied users.

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American Robotics, Inc.

American Robotics develops automated unmanned aircraft infrastructure and UAV solutions for industrial and defense environments, including systems intended to enable safer, remote drone operations.

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Applied Intuition

Applied Intuition develops simulation, data, and software infrastructure for deploying and testing autonomous systems, including autonomy solutions for defense and other mission-critical applications.

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Askari Defense, Inc.

Askari develops low-cost, autonomous interceptor aircraft and supporting software to detect, track, and defeat hostile uncrewed aircraft. Its systems are designed for military and homeland-security users facing small-drone and swarm threats.

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Auterion

Develops an operating system and open platform for autonomous drone and robotic fleets across air, land and sea, including government applications.

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Autonodyne, LLC

Autonodyne develops mission planning, command-and-control, and autonomy software for crewed and uncrewed aircraft and other vehicle types. Its systems support swarming, manned-unmanned teaming, counter-UAS testing, and military programs.

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BlueHalo

BlueHalo develops mission systems for national security, including counter-UAS, space-domain awareness, autonomous systems, and cyber capabilities.

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Carnegie Robotics

Pittsburgh-based robotics company engineering and commercializing autonomous applications for OEMs and defense, including U.S. military robotic technology and rugged autonomy components.

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Circle Optics, Inc.

Circle Optics develops panoramic imaging systems that capture wide-field imagery without the seams created by conventional stitched-camera approaches. Its technology supports aerospace safety, perimeter security, and autonomous platforms.

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Darkhive, Inc.

Darkhive develops U.S.-produced uncrewed systems, autonomy software, and edge-device management for defense and public-safety users. Its hardware and software are designed for tactical deployment and integration with military mission systems.

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Doodle Labs

Doodle Labs develops Mesh Rider radios and software for secure, long-range wireless networks that connect unmanned and manned platforms, supporting ISR, telemetry, and command-and-control in demanding environments.

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Drone America, Inc.

Drone America designs, prototypes, manufactures, and operates autonomous uncrewed aircraft, including VTOL systems for ISR, public safety, emergency response, and critical infrastructure missions.

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Easy Aerial, Inc.

Easy Aerial designs and manufactures autonomous tethered and free-flight UAS for mobile and fixed-site surveillance. The company lists its systems as U.S.-built, NDAA-compliant, and included on the DIU Blue UAS list.

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GITAI USA Inc.

GITAI USA develops space robotics for satellite servicing, assembly, and operations in orbit. The company’s U.S. team designs, manufactures, and tests robotic systems intended to support commercial and government space missions.

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General Radar Corp.

General Radar develops high-resolution, multi-mission phased-array radar systems with electronically steered beams, AI-enabled processing, and networked architectures for aerospace, defense, autonomy, and weather applications.

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Global Planning Initiatives, LLC

Global Planning Initiatives’ Autonomous Systems Division supports robotics and uncrewed platforms, including unmanned surface, aerial, and underwater systems. Its engineering capabilities support defense and government programs across multiple domains.

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GreenSight, Inc.

GreenSight designs and builds autonomous UAS, robotic systems, avionics, sensors, and payloads for defense and security customers. Its offerings include mission-specific platforms and engineering, integration, and prototyping services.

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Greensea IQ, Inc.

Greensea IQ develops ocean robotics and autonomy systems, including software for underwater vehicles and robotic tools used in defense, maritime, energy, and science applications.

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HII

Produces REMUS autonomous unmanned underwater vehicles for ISR, mine countermeasures, anti-submarine warfare, and electronic warfare.

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HavocAI

HavocAI develops all-domain collaborative autonomy software and maritime systems, including autonomous surface vessels and command-and-control capabilities for coordinated uncrewed operations.

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Inversion, Inc.

Inversion develops reusable, autonomous space vehicles designed to deliver payloads to locations on Earth at speed. Its reentry systems support national-security missions and commercial space logistics.

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Jackson and Tull

Jackson and Tull provides aerospace, manufacturing, robotics, national security, and information systems services, including avionics design and spacecraft systems engineering and integration.

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KEF Robotics, Inc.

KEF Robotics develops computer-vision autonomy software that enables aircraft to navigate and fly without a human pilot, including in GPS-denied environments. The company supports U.S. defense organizations and commercial partners with aircraft autonomy and integration work.

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Kayhan Space Corp.

Kayhan Space develops software for satellite operators to assess conjunction risks, coordinate maneuvers, and improve spaceflight safety, with capabilities relevant to space domain awareness and national security operations.

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Kodiak AI, Inc.

Kodiak develops AI-powered autonomous vehicle technology. Its Kodiak Driver platform serves commercial trucking and public-sector applications, including U.S. Army and Marine Corps programs for autonomous ground vehicles.

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LeVanta Tech, Inc.

LeVanta Tech develops the HALIA family of autonomous maritime drones, combining persistent surface operations with rapid airborne repositioning. The platform is designed for maritime awareness and anti-submarine warfare missions.

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Leidos

Designs and fields maritime robotics and autonomous systems, including small unmanned surface vessels using its LAVA architecture.

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Liquid Robotics, Inc.

Liquid Robotics develops and operates the Wave Glider uncrewed surface vehicle for long-duration maritime surveillance, defense, research, and offshore-energy missions. The company is a Boeing subsidiary.

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Lunewave, Inc.

Lunewave develops millimeter-wave radar and Luneburg-lens antenna technologies. Its defense work includes passive RF detection, direction finding, and geolocation for SIGINT, spectrum awareness, and small-UAS detection.

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MORSE Corp

MORSE develops hardware and software for aerospace and defense missions, combining engineering, autonomy, and field tested systems for government programs including DARPA research.

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Machina Labs, Inc.

Machina Labs combines robotics, AI, and software-defined factories to form production-grade metal structures directly from digital designs, including airframes and other defense components.

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Merlin Labs, Inc.

Merlin develops full-stack autonomous flight software designed to adapt to existing aircraft. Its defense work includes a USSOCOM program to add autonomy to the C-130J fleet.

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Natilus

Develops autonomous blended-wing-body cargo aircraft and remote-operation infrastructure for efficient freight transport, with potential dual-use heavy-payload applications.

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Nauticus Robotics

Develops ocean robots and autonomy cloud software for subsea and ocean operations; its official announcement describes a Defense Innovation Unit award for autonomous subsea command-and-control software.

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Neya Systems

Develops mission-planning and autonomy software for fleets of unmanned air, ground and surface vehicles operating in difficult outdoor and defense environments.

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Ocean Aero, Inc.

Ocean Aero designs, builds, and operates the Triton autonomous underwater and surface vehicle, which collects and relays ocean data for defense, research, and energy missions.

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Orbit Logic, Inc.

Orbit Logic develops software for satellite tasking, mission planning, scheduling, and space situational awareness, including tools for satellite imaging, space and ground networks, and autonomous operations.

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Overwatch Imaging, Inc.

Overwatch Imaging develops onboard sensor autonomy software and purpose-built imaging systems for airborne search, detection, tracking, and monitoring missions. Its products support tactical ISR, maritime awareness, border security, and other federal and public-safety missions.

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Picogrid, Inc.

Picogrid builds hardware and software to integrate sensors, autonomous platforms, and digital systems across land, sea, air, and space. Its systems support defense missions including base security, air defense, SIGINT interoperability, and satellite operations.

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R-DEX Systems, Inc.

R-DEX Systems develops and deploys artificial intelligence, robotics, and advanced sensor solutions for mission-critical environments. Its technology work includes government and defense applications supported by federal research programs.

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RE2 Robotics

Develops dexterous robotic manipulation, perception and autonomy technologies for maritime and underwater systems, including Navy mine-neutralization applications.

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Raft

Raft builds open-architecture software for autonomous data fusion, streaming data, persistent asset monitoring, situational awareness, targeting, and moving-target monitoring.

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Relativity Space

Builds launch vehicles using robotics, software, and metal additive manufacturing; its official headquarters announcement describes production of a 3D-printed rocket, engine assembly, avionics, and materials-development labs in Long Beach.

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Rhea Space Activity, Inc.

Rhea Space Activity develops technologies in satellite sensing, secure communications, navigation, directed energy, and autonomy to support government and defense missions. Its work includes GPS-denied positioning and space domain awareness capabilities for U.S. national-security customers.

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Rogue Space Systems Corporation

Rogue Space Systems designs, builds, and operates autonomous spacecraft for satellite inspection, payload hosting, and in-space logistics. Its government and defense customers include the U.S. Space Force, U.S. Space Command, and DARPA, with missions spanning space domain awareness and responsive space operations.

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SAGRAD Inc.

SAGRAD develops and manufactures advanced electronics for airborne, sea, ground, and space platforms, including interface systems, antennas, tracking systems, autonomous flight safety equipment, and sensors.

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Scout Space, Inc.

Scout Space develops electro-optical and infrared satellite sensors, onboard processing, autonomy software, and data platforms for space-domain awareness and dynamic space operations.

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