We don't sell drones.

FAQ

What Dronehub is, and how to work with us

What does Dronehub actually sell?

We don't sell drones. We license autonomous drone infrastructure IP — blueprints, mobile and stationary charging stations, docking systems, and package logistics — and we partner on R&D and manufacturing. You're buying the engineered foundation other companies build autonomous operations on, not a finished aircraft or a catalog unit.

What are the three ways to engage with Dronehub?

There are three doors. License our IP — for drone fleet operators, system integrators, and OEMs who want production-ready blueprints and know-how instead of a decade of R&D. Partner on R&D — for governments, defense agencies, and federal innovation programs co-developing dual-use autonomous infrastructure. Manufacture with us — for defense primes and companies with their own IP that need non-adversarial European production of sensitive hardware.

Why "infrastructure, not aircraft"?

Drones can fly themselves until they need to land, charge, dock, and resupply — which is where autonomy actually breaks. Our IP sits at that infrastructure layer: mobile and stationary charging stations, docking, and package logistics. We're a hardware and infrastructure R&D lab, not a vendor with a catalog, so the work compounds across every system built on top of it.

Is Dronehub a US or a European company?

Both, by design. Dronehub is a US-owned small business, SBIR/STTR-eligible and Section 848 / 889 / 1260H compliant by design. Its engineering and manufacturing depth is European — six-plus funded R&D programs with ESA, EDA, EUSPA, and the European Commission, plus sovereign EU production with zero components from China or sanctioned states.

Who are Dronehub's customers?

US federal program offices and innovation pipelines (SBIR/STTR, AFWERX Open Topics, DIU), defense primes that need a non-adversarial supply chain, and critical-infrastructure operators and system integrators. The common thread is organizations that need autonomous drone infrastructure from a federal-procurement-eligible US entity backed by funded EU R&D.