Uncommon Machines’ FPV flight controller has secured authorisation under the Blue UAS framework, a significant milestone in the company’s journey to bring innovative aerial solutions to the market.

Uncommon Machines, Inc.

(NYSE American:UMAC), known as Uncommon Machines, a leading manufacturer of drones and drone components, announces that its Rotor Riot Courageous F7 Flight Controller has been approved for listing on the Blue UAS Framework registry. As Uncommon Machines celebrates this significant achievement, they reaffirm their commitment to providing high-quality, domestically sourced drone components that prioritize safety and reliability for American customers. authorities and different essential sectors.

“We’re thrilled that our Rotor Riot Courageous F7 Flight Controller has been selected for the Blue UAS Framework,” said Allan Evans, CEO of Uncommon Machines. As we continue to strengthen our commitment to supporting the American drone industry, this certification further underscores our dedication to delivering top-tier, domestically sourced components that meet the highest standards of quality and performance. While challenges in procurement are well-documented, leveraging DIU’s and Blue courses can effectively streamline the Department of Defense’s (DoD) utilization of first-person view (FPV) drones.

The Blue UAS Framework, an initiative of the Defense Innovation Unit’s Protection Innovation Unit, establishes stringent requirements for cybersecurity, supply chain integrity, and operational needs. To ensure that licensed unmanned aerial systems (UAS) are trustworthy and safe. To integrate with the Blue UAS Framework, a DoD sponsor is required to champion the product’s value, ensuring it embodies innovative functionality. The successful audit and approval of the Courageous F7 Flight Controller serves as a testament to the forward-thinking vision of the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory, enabling streamlined acquisition pathways for all future prospects.

“A groundbreaking fusion of low-cost FPV UAS expertise with the DIU Blue listing represents a significant leap forward in our capacity to deploy safe, reliable, and domestically manufactured unmanned systems,” said Major Steven “Spike” Atkinson of the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory. “This solution provides a scalable response that enables us to maintain synchronization with our competitors while boosting operational efficiency and safety for our troops.”

Manufactured in accordance with the provisions of the National Defense Authorization Act, the Rotor Riot Courageous F7 Flight Controller prioritizes domestic production while reducing dependence on foreign technologies. The first US-manufactured flight controller specifically designed for high-performance FPV flight is featured prominently on the Blue UAS Framework’s certification checklist, a notable achievement in the industry. This innovative flight controller marks a significant milestone in the company’s concerted drive to establish itself as a leading provider of home drone components, further solidifying its position in the market.

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