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Corvex Systems

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Corvex Systems manufactures high‑performance brushless DC motors for hobbyist, defense, and commercial UAV markets, producing them entirely in the United States to eliminate reliance on foreign suppliers.

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Funding

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Product

Problem

UAV manufacturers rely heavily on imported brushless DC motors, with over 75% of the global supply sourced from China. This dependence creates supply‑chain vulnerabilities and limits domestic control over critical drone components.

Solution

Corvex Systems produces high‑performance brushless DC motors for hobbyist, defense, and commercial UAV markets entirely within the United States. Its flagship Raven motor uses a modular assembly and dynamically configurable parameters to accommodate a wide range of drone designs. All components are sourced from U.S. suppliers, supporting an independent industrial ecosystem. Production is carried out at the FAB1 facility in Reno, Nevada, which combines robotic arms and automated conveyors to achieve an initial output of 50,000 units per year. The plant’s scalable layout allows incremental capacity increases while maintaining high manufacturing efficiency. By delivering domestically produced motors, Corvex reduces reliance on foreign suppliers and aligns with national strategic objectives for UAV technology.

Target Audience

Primary customers are hobbyist drone builders, defense contractors, and commercial UAV manufacturers that require reliable, high‑performance electric motors produced domestically.

Features

  • Modular Raven motor architecture that enables rapid reconfiguration for diverse UAV applications
  • Dynamically adjustable build parameters to fine‑tune performance characteristics such as KV, torque, and weight
  • Full U.S. material sourcing, ensuring compliance with domestic procurement standards
  • FAB1 production line equipped with robotic armatures and automated conveyor systems for high‑throughput assembly
  • Initial annual capacity of 50,000 units, with a phased scaling plan to expand throughput as demand grows
  • Co‑located in Nevada’s industrial zone alongside major manufacturers, leveraging regional supply chains and skilled labor
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