Typical startup accelerator programs usually have an average of 10 startups in a single cohort. The Oregon UAS Accelerator…? Slightly more for this batch. They just revealed the 34 companies that will be participating in this round of the unique startup accelerator program focused on the flight facility in Pendleton, Oregon.
“These companies aren’t concepts confined to a slide deck. They’re building, deploying, and testing real systems in real environments,” said Joseph Wyno, Executive Director of the Oregon UAS Accelerator. “Our investor events give funders and strategic partners direct access to high-quality uncrewed systems deal flow across aerial, ground, and maritime domains, including live demonstrations, facility tours, and meaningful time with founders who are focused on execution, not theory.”
And the selected companies are…
- AeroBond Secure Systems (Oregon, USA) – NDAA‑compliant ground control systems for UAS operators
- Aghawk Dynamics (Washington, USA) – U.S.-manufactured agricultural UAS platforms and services
- AIRSHIP Technologies Group (Oregon, USA) – Counter‑UAS and long-endurance UAV systems
- American Tenet (Indiana, USA) – Thermal‑soaring, long‑endurance ISR aircraft
- Aurora Air (Washington, USA) – Hybrid propulsion for heavy‑lift and long‑range drones
- BuzzCare (Minnesota, USA) – Drone‑enabled medical delivery for rural and frontier healthcare
- Davis Consulting LLC (Oregon, USA) – Hybrid drone/ground vehicle solutions for public safety
- DIFly (Oregon, USA) – Stereo‑vision systems for improved FPV and autonomous navigation
- DRONE CMD, LLC (Oregon, USA) – Distributed operating system for multi‑asset UAS and robotics fleets
- Droning On LLC (Oregon, USA) – Aerial seeding and ecological restoration via custom UAS
- EIVIE Corp. (Oregon, USA) – Circular‑wing VTOL aircraft for rescue and evacuation missions
- Ether Form Inc (Oregon, USA) – Long‑endurance surveillance and special‑mission platforms
- Flyupav (California, USA) – Hybrid air/ground delivery platforms for last‑mile logistics
- FlyX Technologies Inc. (California, USA) – Mid‑flight powerline charging for extended UAS operations
- Ganaio, Inc. (California, USA) – Regenerative damper technologies for unmanned ground systems
- GlowSens, LLC (California, USA) – Counter‑UAS solutions using luminescent tracers and AI control
- Haast Autonomous (Texas, USA) – Heavy‑lift VTOL aircraft for logistics and disaster response
- Half Rock Avionics (Oregon, USA) – UAS integration, avionics, and services
- HumanKind Homes (Oregon, USA) – Drone‑swarm‑enabled construction and automated building systems
- Krishibotics LLC (Oregon, USA) – Agricultural robotics and autonomous field systems
- Lorica Technologies (Oregon, USA) – Maritime security and deterrence via Drone‑Augmented Autonomous Deterrence (DAAD)
- MAV Unlimited, Inc. (Oregon, USA) – Volumetric 3D printing for airframes and components
- Narma US, Inc (Texas, USA) – Dual tilt‑rotor UAS for medical and critical logistics
- Nefeli Air Inc. (Wyoming, USA) – AI‑powered passive counter‑UAS detection and response
- Nimbus Aerospace Co. (Washington, USA) – Hybrid‑electric eVTOL for regional air mobility
- Oregon UAV, LLC (Oregon, USA) – High‑performance STOL autonomous fixed‑wing platforms
- Osprey cUAS (Oregon, USA) – Passive RF counter‑UAS detection solutions
- Outcome Group (California, USA) – Fixed‑wing VTOL with onboard compute for ISR and logistics
- Outer Rim Exploration (Delaware, USA) – Muon‑based sensing for mineral exploration and geophysics
- Pachyderm Industries (Washington, USA) – Heavy‑lift UAS for industrial and logistics operations
- ParaUAS LLC (Oregon, USA) – VTOL platforms for construction, survey, and industrial inspection
- PrairieSchooner Inc. (Seongnam, South Korea) – AI Command and Control Platform for UAS Operations
- Rogue Reconnaissance (Oregon, USA) – UAS‑enabled wildfire and incident mapping platform.
- SeaStereo, Inc (Oregon, USA) – Autonomous maritime systems and sensing platforms.
For more information, visit Oregon UAS Accelerator.
