Target Arm Inc.
Ridgefield, CT, United States
About
Target Arm Inc. is a defense subsystem manufacturer based in Ridgefield, United States working in unmanned systems, counter-uas & air defense, electronic warfare +1 more.
Target Arm Inc. is a dual-use robotics, autonomy and AI company based in Connecticut. It develops hardware and software that allow drones to be launched and recovered from moving vehicles, aircraft and platforms at speed without stopping and without a pilot. Its hardware includes the Ralar and Tular systems and an NDAA-compliant drone, and its software suite includes TRACKR, TurboFly and Maestro, along with the Arsenal Modular Mission Payload. Products are offered for military uses such as convoy protection, ISR, counter-UAS, airborne refueling of uncrewed aircraft and special operations, and for commercial uses such as package delivery, first response and inspections. The company has an SBIR Phase I contract from AFWERX for Ralar, an Army CRADA with DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center for in-motion drone operations, and a partnership with Recon Rig for integrated trailer offerings. It is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business incorporated in Delaware.
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Ralar
Drone launch and recovery system
Robotic arm system that launches and recovers drones from moving vehicles, boats and aircraft without stopping.
Tular
Drone launch and recovery system
Drone launch and recovery system for moving vehicles and transport aircraft, including roll-on/roll-off installation in C-17 aircraft.
TRACKR
Drone tracking and localization software
Software that provides sub-millimeter localization for mid-air refueling and tracks devices and drones on a moving map.
TurboFly
Autonomous air-to-air refueling software
Software enabling pilot-free refueling of uncrewed combat aircraft.
Maestro
Drone control software
Software that manages multiple drones and devices automatically, providing autopilot functions for any drone.
Arsenal Modular Mission Payload
Modular mission payload
Modular payload for robotic arm launch and recovery of drones across Army legacy and future vehicles while moving.
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Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
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Most Fundable Company
Judges Choice Award and Audiences Choice Award
