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Edge Autonomy

Edge Autonomy is a defense technology company developing combat-proven autonomous uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) for military and national security missions.

Founded
2021
HQ
San Luis Obispo, California, USA
Status
active

The verified answer

As of Aug 2026, DEPLOY verifies Edge Autonomy: 1 model, 3 deployments across 3 regions. 1 source back the record.

CategoryDrones

Appears inMilitary & defense drones

Overview

Edge Autonomy is a defense technology company developing combat-proven autonomous uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) for military and national security missions. Formed in 2021 through the merger of UAV Factory and Jennings Aeronautics, the company's Penguin and Stalker UAS fleets are optimized for long-endurance reconnaissance and deployed across nearly 60 countries. Edge Autonomy was acquired by Redwire for $925 million in 2025.

Verified record

Verified deployments
3 deployments on file
Active incidents
None on file

Key facts

Product

Category

Defense autonomous aerial systems

Acquisition

Acquired by Redwire Corporation for $925M (Jan 2025)

Origin

2021 merger of UAV Factory (Latvia) and Jennings Aerospace

DoD approval

Stalker UAS approved on DoD Blue List of approved drones

Financial stage

Acquired (Redwire subsidiary, $925M acquisition, $36.4M Q1 2026 revenue contribution)

Acquired by Redwire

$925M (announced 2025-01-20, closed June 2025)

Revenue

$222M (LTM Sep 2024)

Employees

600+

Owner

AE Industrial Partners

Data & sources

Web sources

1

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Relationships

UU.S. ArmyCustomerTTaiwanLicenseeRRedwireInvestorAAE Industrial Partners (AEI)InvestorEEdge AutonomyCustomer

Current leadership (2)

Former / Previously (1)

Safety record

No incidents on record for Edge Autonomy.

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Operator customers (1)

Recent coverage

Edge Autonomy in third-party press

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