The US Flight Operations team ensures that the Edge Autonomy VXE30 Stalker uncrewed aircraft meets a wide array of mission criteria and are ready to perform under a variety of complex, ever-changing conditions.
As Senior Production Manager for the Edge Autonomy San Luis Obispo manufacturing facility, Desiray Johnston oversees the production floor where UAS technology and resilient energy solutions are built.
From serving meals to military families at the Fisher House Foundation to filling backpacks for elementary schools, Edge Autonomy employees take initiative in the communities where they live and work. Discover how this big-hearted team is creating a company culture of generosity and inclusion by giving back.
As an Electronics Technician for the Edge Autonomy Huntsville office, Amanda Harwell loves knowing her work helps to equip U.S. soldiers and their allies with the tools they need to keep them safe in the field and achieve mission success.
Safran Electronics & Defense and Edge Autonomy proudly present Lanner, a new configuration of the Penguin Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) Uncrewed Aircraft System (UAS) during the exhibition Eurosatory 2024. The Lanner configuration is based on the field-proven Penguin UAS platform and has been specifically modified to meet the requirements of the SDTL (Light Tactical Drone System) program for the French armed forces.
Edge Autonomy hosted a ribbon cutting event to commemorate the expanded services of the company’s Huntsville, Alabama facility. In response to an increasing demand for Edge Autonomy products and services, the Huntsville facility is expanding production capabilities in the second half of 2024.
Edge Autonomy, a leading provider of uncrewed autonomous systems, announced today a major performance enhancement to the field-proven VXE30 Stalker UAS. Through a series of subsystem upgrades – known collectively as the “Havoc” configuration – Edge Autonomy has doubled the flight endurance and payload capacity of the base VXE30 Stalker system, closing the gap between the capabilities of small UAS and large UAS.
While many STEM initiatives are concentrated on the next generation of scientists, engineers, and mathematicians, it is also important to foster engagement with individuals who are looking to change careers or take steps to upskill through education and training. With an estimated 3.5 million STEM jobs that will need to be filled in the United States by 2025, encouraging STEM growth within the existing workforce is just as important as encouraging young scholars.
