Neros Technologies

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We’re ready, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering!

“If we wait until a buyer comes knocking and asks for a certain quantity of drones built at a certain pace, it will be too late” —Soren Monroe-Anderson https://lnkd.in/e4KuYbj9

Part of scaling a high performance product is testing frequently under harsh conditions. This article from the The New York Times highlights a couple of ways Neros is rapidly iterating on our anti-jam radio system, one of our many critical components developed in-house. Brief: “That may be why one drone stood out in Alaska: a small, short-range quadcopter created by Neros, a start-up in El Segundo, Calif., with an office in Ukraine, which was testing a radio. That drone, called the Archer, managed to hover about 10 feet over the soldiers' heads, despite their jamming equipment. Its radio toggled between multiple frequencies, switching every time soldiers tried to jam it.” If you’re interested in helping scale American drone technology and manufacturing, apply here: https://lnkd.in/dr9deE6s Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/enxBgKed

It’s official: America is going to build millions of drones. Neros is proud to have our Archer Strike featured as the FPV drone of choice for the US military. As a country we’re playing catchup, and it’s not going to be easy. The good news is that we’ve already started solving the hard problems— not only are we massively expanding our assembly capacity here in California, but we’ve taken steps to build a secure, scaleable supply chain. Our electronics are designed and produced in America, and we’ve banned the use of Chinese microcontrollers across the company, even where not mandated by the NDAA. Our motors are China-free down to the rare earths inside of them, along with the cells of our battery packs that are assembled in America. We’re rapidly hiring the best engineers and operators made available by the rich aerospace legacy of Los Angeles, and we’re attacking every facet of the FPV and UAS ecosystem. This won’t get solved over night, but we won’t stop fighting. Interested? https://lnkd.in/dr9deE6s https://lnkd.in/dT8H2-mp

We are well on our way to becoming the highest-output drone manufacturer in the US https://lnkd.in/enm-7Tif

We’re proud to announce that Neros Technologies is the headline sponsor of today’s 1(UK)XX FPV Drone Racing Competition. Over the past 9 months, 1st (UK) Division has been at the forefront of integrating FPV drone capabilities into the UK’s Field Army, demonstrating real momentum behind this emerging capability. We’re excited to support their efforts. Our European Growth Lead, Hugo Crawford, is on the ground at the event - connecting with teams, showcasing our technology, and learning from the talented individuals advancing FPV innovation across the British Army. As the UK expands its drone ecosystem, it’s critical to build resilient, sovereign supply chains- designed, manufactured, and supported by trusted partners across allied industry.

Always striving to deepen their technical and tactical proficiency and integrate innovative capabilities, the United States Marine Corps Attack Drone Team successfully conducted dropping an Archer Strike from 400ft AGL from a currently fielded Group 2 UAS to conduct a simulated strike mission. This innovative use case allows our Marines to train for real world scenarios and improve their overall lethality for future conflicts. Neros is proud to continue to support these efforts across the Marine Corps.   Learn more about our battle tested, Blue UAS approved Archer drone at www.neros.tech

Learning from the lessons in Ukraine, the UK Ministry of Defence is rapidly integrating FPV drones into their formations. In the UK and interested in learning more? Reach out to Hugo Crawford, Neros' London-based European lead

Semper Fi!