Aero Systems West builds small unmanned aircraft, UAV components and parachute systems. Its site lists ROAM aircraft and says its California-manufactured heavy-lift platforms are engineered for payload integration and field operations.
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AeroVironment produces unmanned aircraft and defense systems, including P550, Switchblade and JUMP 20-X air platforms. Its Air portfolio spans defense, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance solutions, while its corporate contact page lists Arlington, Virginia headquarters.
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BRINC develops and manufactures public-safety drones and related hardware, software and station systems. The company reports a Seattle factory and identifies Guardian and LEMUR 2 platforms for emergency-response operations; its contact page publishes a public phone number.
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Censys Technologies designs and manufactures fixed-wing VTOL drones, drone-dock systems and AI-powered edge-computing platforms. Its company page focuses on autonomous inspection and BVLOS operations and says the aircraft and docks are made in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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Drone Amplified builds drone-based ignition systems for safer aerial operations, including IGNIS II. Its site also lists avalanche-control and UAS integration solutions, and identifies a central office in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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DZYNE Technologies, now part of Ondas Sentinel, designs and manufactures unmanned and counter-unmanned defense systems. Its portfolio includes long-endurance aircraft and counter-UAS equipment, and its current contact page lists an Irvine, California office.
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EagleNXT is a drone-technology company formerly known as AgEagle Aerial Systems. Its current portfolio includes eBee unmanned aircraft and MicaSense sensors, while the corporate contact page lists Allen, Texas as headquarters.
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Event 38 develops and supplies unmanned aircraft and complete UAS solutions. Its current site features fixed-wing VTOL aircraft with mapping and ISR/security configurations, and describes support for deployment, sustainment, surveying, research and emergency-response applications.
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Freefly Systems makes commercial drones and camera systems. Its Astro is presented as a U.S.-made commercial drone with swappable payloads for mapping, thermal imaging and LiDAR; company materials say it is assembled and supported in Woodinville, Washington.
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Harris Aerial makes USA-made heavy-lift drones for industrial and public-sector missions. Its current site features multirotor and hybrid aircraft with modular payload options, and identifies Casselberry, Florida as its headquarters and contact location.
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Hoverfly Technologies focuses on tethered drone systems, including Sentry and Spectre platforms. Its product lineup also lists components such as motors, electronic speed controllers and GPS modules; the official contact page gives a Sanford, Florida location.
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Inspired Flight Technologies offers commercial UAS platforms including IF800 Tomcat, IF1200 and GS-ONE. Its official contact materials say the systems are engineered, assembled and supported in the United States, and its site presents surveying, inspection and research use cases.
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ModalAI develops AI-powered autonomous drones and components for robotics, including development kits and FPV platforms. Its catalog describes systems for autonomous and GPS-denied operation, and its contact page lists a San Diego, California address.
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Pyka is a manufacturer of dual-use heavy-lift autonomous aircraft. Its company materials describe autonomous aircraft for agriculture and cargo applications, and its contact page publishes the Alameda, California company address and general email.
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Skydio designs, assembles and supports autonomous drones in the United States. Its portfolio serves first-responder, physical-security, inspection, surveying and mapping uses, with dock-based and multirotor systems presented across its current product range.
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Skyfish develops commercial drone and aerial-intelligence technology for precision mapping and inspection. Its portfolio includes Osprey and M6 aircraft, a photogrammetry platform and flight-planning tools; the company lists manufacturing and testing in Stevensville, Montana.
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Skyfront develops hybrid gas-electric long-endurance UAVs and lists the Perimeter 8 platform alongside sensor payloads, drone radios and accessories. Its company page describes surveillance and aerial-data uses and gives its Redwood City, California headquarters.
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Vantage Robotics designs, builds and services its products in San Leandro, California. Its current lineup includes Trace, Vesper and Vision2 unmanned aircraft; the company says in-house production lets it manage design, production quality and service.
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Verge Aero provides drone-show technology for operators, including purpose-built hardware, software, and safety technology. Its site describes an integrated turnkey platform backed by expert support. The official about page lists Verge, Inc.’s address in Manchaca, Texas.
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Vision Aerial designs and manufactures professional UAS in Montana. Its company page identifies the SwitchBlade-Elite tricopter as a flagship drone and describes platforms for industrial field work, with payload, service, technical-support and upgrade options.
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WISPR Systems is an American drone manufacturer based in Batesville, Mississippi. Its SkyScout 2 series supports surveying, mapping and inspection workflows with payload options, precision-navigation features, and U.S.-based product support.
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