Packet Digital
Fargo, ND, United States
About
Founded in 2003, Packet Digital is a defense subsystem manufacturer based in Fargo, United States working in unmanned systems, space.
Packet Digital is an engineering and manufacturing company based in Fargo, North Dakota, focused on UAS battery development and production. It designs, tests and manufactures smart batteries and power systems for unmanned aircraft, including battery management systems, power management electronics and chargers. The company has won U.S. Navy and Air Force Research Lab contracts for standardized UAS batteries and space power components, and was awarded up to 50 million through the Department of Defense APFIT program to expand domestic battery manufacturing. Its subsidiary Badland Batteries produces battery cells and off-the-shelf drone batteries, operating a battery cell manufacturing campus and a battery pack and printed circuit board assembly facility in Fargo. Packet Digital also holds patents in power management and battery technology and has supplied battery manufacturing to Lockheed Martin and Anduril.
Location
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Focus areas
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Products & capabilities
Defense domains
Supply-chain role
What they offer
Products
Badland smart battery
UAS battery
Smart lithium-ion battery packs with a battery management system that monitor cell and pack data in real time and communicate with the UAS flight computer and charging systems.
PowerSage
Power management integrated circuit
Patented power management chip that monitors device activity in real time and distributes voltage to specific tasks to extend battery life.
Power Management and Distribution
Power management board
Power management and distribution boards for autonomous systems, including maximum power point tracking devices.
Smart Chargers
Battery charger
Chargers that regulate charging of smart batteries to extend battery life.
