Hoverfly launches Hoverfly Motors powered by KRM
Hoverfly Technologies announced Hoverfly Motors - Powered by KRM, a drone-components line spanning BLDC motors, ESC systems and related propulsion components.
Why it matters
The launch makes KRM visible as a named propulsion-component manufacturing partner for a U.S. UAS company, with a quantified production-capacity claim tied to its Gumi facility.
Evidence notes
- A new drone-components line, Hoverfly Motors - Powered by KRM, was announced for the UAS component market.
- The launch includes BLDC motor classes, ESC systems and related propulsion components, with KRM designated as exclusive manufacturer for Hoverfly core propulsion components.
- KRM backing is tied to a Gumi facility capacity of 300,000 units annually, with infrastructure described as scalable to 500,000 units.
Company context
Hoverfly Technologies develops tethered unmanned aerial systems for persistent ISR, communications relay, public safety and defence operations. Its Spectre and Sentry platforms use power-over-tether endurance for long-duration aerial sensing.