The company’s debut lineup features five core components, including the SAM-M10 GPS module and the M20 Pro BLDC motor, all produced at their facility in Radford. By keeping design and high-volume manufacturing in-house, the firm aims to eliminate the lengthy supply chain hurdles often associated with specialized hardware for Group 1 through Group 3 aerial, maritime, and ground platforms.
CEO Moe Barani noted that the move addresses a persistent demand for affordable, trusted parts that avoid the procurement delays typical of larger defense suppliers. Beyond off-the-shelf components, the engineering team offers custom adaptations, such as anodized motor finishes or product-specific certifications through UL and Intertek. The firm currently supports sales across the United States and Canada, with plans to expand into European and Indo-Pacific markets as its catalog grows.


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