DoD foreign-drone ban
Bars DoD from procuring drones made in China and other covered countries, or drones using their flight controllers, radios, data links, cameras, or gimbals.1
Investors
Domestic capacity for the drone and robotics parts boom.
We're building a replicable, instrumented CNC micro-factory for a market that U.S. law and policy are steering toward domestic sources.
Thesis
Small, secure, software-instrumented cells can serve drone and robotics builders faster than the legacy supply base adapts.
Tailwinds
Policy is pulling demand onshore.
Each item below links to its primary source.
FY2020 NDAA §848
FY2024 NDAA
American Security Drone Act
Prohibits federal agencies from procuring drones made or assembled by covered foreign entities, with operations and funding restrictions following.2
EO 14307 · 2025
Drone dominance
Directs agencies to strengthen the domestic drone industrial base and prioritize U.S.-manufactured drones.3
Why us
An unfair head start on trust.
Most new shops have to build compliance after the machines. We started there.
Registered
SAM registered. CAGE 9N5A7. UEI X5AMV2F3EG37.
Security-first
Founded by a cybersecurity leader. Our assessed security status is on the company page.
Veteran-owned
SDVOSB (self-certified). Maryland VSBE · MBE · SBR.
Focused
One material, one part family, one buyer set: scope that a micro-factory can win.
Milestones
Where the capital goes.
Each stage builds on the one before it.
- Now · 2026
Company stood up
SAM registered (CAGE 9N5A7) and reviewing customer drawings.
- Early 2027
Frederick cell online
First CNC cell commissioned for small aluminum parts.
- 2027
First production runs
Parts made and inspected in-house, with inspection data and material certs available.
- After first runs
Automation
Add cobot machine tending to extend spindle hours.
- Next
Replicate the cell
Add cells as demand grows.
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Sources
- National Defense Authorization Act for FY2020, Pub. L. 116-92, §848, codified as a note to 10 U.S.C. 4871. uscode.house.gov
- American Security Drone Act of 2023, NDAA for FY2024, Pub. L. 118-31, §§1821–1833; FAR interim rule, 89 FR, Nov. 12, 2024. federalregister.gov
- Executive Order 14307, “Unleashing American Drone Dominance,” June 6, 2025. federalregister.gov
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