Autonodyne is a software and AI company specializing in control and display of uncrewed vehicles across air, land, and sea. They develop and certify software for civil and defense aircraft that operate without a traditional pilot, focusing on unmanned aircraft systems. Their principal products center on common control stations and autonomy software, offering solutions for defense, government, and civil customers. Autonodyne has partnered with companies like Robotic Skies and General Atomics, and has worked with government agencies such as the Air Force and Navy.
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Teal's Golden Eagle drone has a gross margin of 42% without Autonodyne software, which can increase to over 60% with its addition.
Red Cat Holdings, Inc. announced a licensing agreement with Autonodyne, LLC.
Autonodyne has agreed to exclusively provide its software to Teal’s current and prospective customers for single and multi-vehicle operations.
The agreement includes Autonodyne’s patents and unpatented technology.
Teal has secured the exclusive right to Autonodyne’s software suite for autonomy and exchange of control among crews and machines.
Teal's Golden Eagle drone will combine its technology with Autonodyne technology for multi-vehicle and autonomous drone operation.
Teal’s Golden Eagle drone with Autonodyne software has successfully demonstrated drone 'swarms'.
Partners actively integrating technologies with Teal Drones include Autonodyne, Tomahawk Robotics, and DroneLink.