Design and engineering
Define the aircraft, payload, ground system, software, and interfaces around the mission.
Mission-specific UAS / United States
Build the aircraft
around the mission.
StrataVector Systems designs and delivers unmanned aircraft systems around the customer's mission, payload, operating environment, and program needs. Our engineers use proprietary internal software to move from requirements to a configuration that can be engineered, built, tested, manufactured, delivered, and supported under signed scope.
Mission-specific aircraftProprietary design softwareConfiguration-specific engineeringUnited States customers
Mission to AircraftOne program path
- 01Mission and requirements
- 02Design Study
- 03Concept tradeoffs
- 04Customer selection
- 05Detailed engineering
- 06Prototype and test
What customers can buy
A complete path from mission definition to delivered aircraft.
At launch, StrataVector Systems offers mission-specific UAS design, engineering, prototyping, testing, manufacturing, delivery, and support for lawful U.S. customers. Every commitment is configuration-specific and defined in a signed scope.
Prototype and test
Build the selected configuration, measure it, and improve it against agreed requirements.
Manufacturing and support
Produce, deliver, and support the configuration and quantities covered by the signed program scope.
Our engineering advantage
Proprietary software keeps the mission connected to the aircraft.
The Design Platform is advanced internal software used by StrataVector Systems engineers. It helps the team explore viable options faster and carry the selected configuration forward with fewer avoidable resets.
Mission into configuration
Our proprietary internal software helps engineers turn mission requirements into candidate aircraft and system configurations.
Options compared together
The team can compare hardware, geometry, mass, energy, cost, sourcing, and other configuration choices without losing their connection to the mission.
One selected path
The chosen configuration carries forward into detailed engineering, test, manufacturing planning, and support planning.
How a program starts
Make a useful decision before funding the full build.
The paid Mission Design Study is the first customer engagement. Its authoritative deliverables and decision value are explained on the Design Study page.
- 01
Begin with the paid Study
Receive the requirements, concept comparison, assumptions, recommendation, and next-phase plan defined in the signed study scope.
- 02
Select a direction
Choose a concept, revise the mission, request additional analysis, or stop with a useful decision record.
- 03
Authorize follow-on work
Purchase configuration-specific engineering, prototype, test, manufacturing, delivery, and support phases as the program advances.
Next step
Tell us what the aircraft must accomplish.
Share a broad, non-sensitive mission outcome and the program context. We will confirm fit and explain the paid first engagement.