Event
Rhoman Aerospace receives Navy SBIR for GPS-denied aerial logistics
Rhoman Aerospace received a $173,450 U.S. Navy SBIR Phase I award for GPS-denied autonomous aerial logistics and deconfliction.
Evidence notes
- The $173,450 Navy SBIR Phase I award began on January 18, 2024 under contract N68335-24-C-0173.
- The project combined Rhoman's GPS-denied navigation, precision landing and detect-and-avoid technology with a production-ready logistics UAV.
- Workhorse and ANRA Technologies were named as platform and fleet-management partners for the demonstration effort.
Company context
Rhoman Aerospace develops vision navigation, adaptive flight control and synthetic-GPS software for UAVs without reliable satellite positioning. Its software integrates through PX4 or ArduPilot, existing cameras and MAVLink payloads for contested-airspace and precision-payload missions.
Context
- Company
- Rhoman Aerospace
- Segment
- Avionics
- Event type
- Award
- Added to Korthos
- Jul 17, 2026
- Geography
- Marina del Rey, CA · United States