Advanced VTOL drone platforms built for intelligence, access, and control. Designed to operate where people cannot.
Vertical flight. Operational advantage.
Human operations are constrained by risk, terrain, and access.
XTI’s VTOL & unmanned aerial systems extend reach, awareness, and operational capability into complex environments, enabling critical missions while keeping personnel out of harm’s
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LiDAR POINT CLOUD — ACTIVE
Terrain Resolution: 4.2 cm
Elevation Variance: ±0.18 m
★ TRACK 017 — 94%
Drone Nerds Acquisition
XTI Aerospace acquired Drone Nerds to expand distribution, operational reach, and enterprise drone capabilities across the U.S. The acquisition accelerates access to real-world deployment, support infrastructure, and established government and commercial customers.
DarkStar Labs, a division of XTI Aerospace, advances applied engineering and mission-focused technology development for real-world platforms. Specializing in advanced aerospace systems, we design capabilities that expand operational possibilities across domains.
By combining artificial intelligence, data-driven autonomy, and precision mechanical design, DarkStar Labs is extending the boundaries of range, speed, and mission effectiveness. Its work supports XTI’s broader strategy to build scalable, defense-aligned technologies that underpin the emerging Vertical Economy.
High-speed vertical mobility expands range, speed, and mission flexibility. TriFan merges hover and cruise, delivering point-to-point capability without infrastructure dependence constraints.
For the TriFan 600, validating market demand for VTOL aircraft.
Across pre-orders, reservations, and options currently secured.
As aerospace enters a defining era of transformation, Hangar X Studios—XTI Aerospace’s media arm, delivers the insights, people, and strategies shaping what comes next. From pilots and operators to executives, investors, innovators, and defense leaders, we go behind the scenes of vertical mobility, autonomy, and UAS. Join us as new episodes drop each week.
