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.
With increasing customer orders from across the country and around the world, the importance of our Huntsville operations is clear – the more production our new office can take on, the faster our customers can take delivery of their mission-critical solutions.
With all the excitement around AUKUS and the technological benefits it promises to bring to U.S., U.K., and Australian allies, we’re proud to be working toward common ISR solutions alongside Sentient Vision. Their ViDAR payload was favorably evaluated by the Marines in combination with our Edge Autonomy VXE Stalker UAS – together these technologies bring wide area motion imagery for real-time maritime surveillance at the edge.
Sentient Vision Systems (Sentient) has successfully completed live demonstrations of its AI-enabled ViDAR (Visual Detection and Ranging) payload deployed on Edge Autonomy’s VXE30 UAS.
The Edge Autonomy Penguin UAS is part of the United States aid package to Ukraine Originally published via Forbes Author: Vikram Mittal The United States’ aid packages
Biden Administration Announces Additional Security Assistance for Ukraine Originally published via U.S. Department of Defense The Edge Autonomy Penguin series UAS was highlighted in the
