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Uvision Usa Corporation
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UVision Air Ltd.
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2019
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Uvision USA Corporation is the U.S. operating subsidiary of Israeli parent UVision Air Ltd. (founded 2010), specializing in loitering munition systems — aerial weaponized drones that loiter over a battlespace, identify targets via electro-optic/infrared sensors, and execute precision strike under human-in-the-loop control. The company designs, produces, and integrates the HERO family of fixed-wing loitering munitions (HERO 30, 90, 120, 400, 900), the VIPER series of rotary-wing systems (VIPER 300, 750, I, MCL), and the PEREGRINE MR mid-range platform. Systems span short-range dismounted infantry applications through long-range strategic engagements (HERO 900: 93 mi range, 6-hour endurance), and integrate across ground vehicles, naval vessels, helicopters, and dismounted infantry. All HERO systems carry NATO Stock Numbers and meet NATO and U.S. military standards.

The company's core technology differentiator is a proprietary cruciform wing aerodynamic configuration enabling real-time angle-of-attack modification up to seconds before engagement, combined with a layered AI-enabled mission automation suite that includes terrain-aware autonomous flight path planning, automatic target recognition (ATR), AI-aided target tracking, and AI-assisted decision-making for optimal strike strategies. The 2024-launched Autonomous Multi-Launch System orchestrates multiple HERO 120 munitions simultaneously with containerized deployment supporting up to 24 munitions per container controlled by two operators.

Uvision USA generates revenue through defense procurement contracts — primarily the $982M multi-year IDIQ contract with the U.S. Army for HERO 120 systems (October 2025), a $73M U.S. Special Operations Command contract for Hero-120SF (completion by May 2029), and a $50M+ follow-on order (August 2026). In the U.S. market, Mistral Inc. serves as exclusive representative and prime contractor, with Uvision as design authority and subcontractor. SAIC manufactures HERO 120 systems domestically in Charleston, South Carolina. International revenue flows through Rheinmetall (Europe), Owen International (Australia/New Zealand), and direct licensing. The company is privately held, with no disclosed external VC or PE funding rounds.

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Uvision USA Corporation is the U.S. subsidiary of Israeli parent UVision Air Ltd., developing and producing loitering munition systems (HERO and VIPER families) for the U.S. Army, U.S. Special Operations Command, and allied defense forces, with Mistral Inc. serving as U.S. prime contractor.

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HeadquartersStafford, United States
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Stafford
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United States
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
loitering munition systems, aerial loitering munitions, defense weapon systems, autonomous precision strike, military drone systems
Industry4 codes
1Military Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) & Autonomous Aerial Platforms
CodeIMABAMACPrimaryYes
2Autonomous Defense Systems (AI/ML, Swarming, MUM-T)
CodeIMABAOAIPrimaryNo
3Autonomy Software, AI & Mission Management (UAS/UXV)
CodeIMABAIAHPrimaryNo
4Counter-UAS (C-UAS) Systems & Drone Defense
CodeIMABAIAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing336414
  • Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing334511
SIC code2 codes
  • Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts3760
  • Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys3812
Product category
Defense Weapon Systems — Loitering Munitions
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1Loitering Munition Systems Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Uvision generates revenue through the sale of loitering munition systems, ancillary equipment, spare parts, training, and sustainment support. Key contracts include the $982M multi-year IDIQ contract with the U.S. Army for HERO 120 systems, a $73M contract with U.S. Special Operations Command for Hero-120SF, and an additional $50M+ order for HERO 120 systems under the Lethal Unmanned Systems program. Revenue includes system deliveries, training, lifecycle sustainment, and engineering change proposals.

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2Services and Sustainment
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Post-sale revenue from training services, new equipment training, conversion from organic precision fires-mounted to medium-range precision strike systems, and lifecycle sustainment support. Integral to major government contracts which bundle hardware with service components.

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3International Licensing and Technology Partnerships
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

Uvision licenses its technology to international partners including Rheinmetall for European markets and Owen International for Australia/New Zealand. Strategic partnerships involve technology sharing and integration into partner platforms, contributing to international revenue streams.

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Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
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1HERO Family
Description

Loitering munition systems including HERO 30, HERO 90, HERO 120, HERO 400, and HERO 900 - precision strike systems with cruciform wing configuration

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Uvision USA develops, manufactures, and integrates the HERO family and VIPER series of loitering munition systems, including HERO 30, 90, 120, 400, 900, VIPER 300, 750, I, MCL, and PEREGRINE MR, for U.S. Department of Defense and allied government customers. The company bundles hardware sales with training, integration onto launch platforms (armored vehicles, naval vessels, helicopters, dismounted infantry), lifecycle sustainment, and engineering change proposals. AI-driven Mission Automation (Automatic Target Recognition, autonomous flight path planning, and AI-assisted decision-making) is integrated across the product lines.

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  • Combat-proven precision accuracy with less than 1 meter Circular Error Probable (CEP)
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Uvision USA delivers the HERO family of loitering munitions (HERO 30, 90, 120, 400, 900) alongside the VIPER series (VIPER 750, 300, I, MCL) and PEREGRINE MR platform. These systems function seamlessly across air, land, and sea domains with precision strike, ISR, and multi-domain capabilities. The portfolio integrates the Mission Automation & AI suite for autonomous flight planning, target recognition, and AI-assisted decision-making. Solutions include ground combat integration (vehicles, UGVs, containerized launchers), aerial warfare (helicopter-mounted systems), and Naval Sword for maritime operations. The company also offers an Autonomous Multi-Launch System for simultaneous deployment of multiple HERO 120 munitions. The HERO family features a unique cruciform wing configuration, man-in-the-loop control, and connectivity to C4 systems, while the VIPER series expands capabilities into underwater-to-aerial operations (VIPER 750), hovering precision combat (VIPER 300), and interceptor defense (VIPER I).

Product and service11 records
1HERO 30
CategoryLoitering Munition Systems
Description

Short-range loitering munition system for dismounted tactical forces requiring selective surgical attack. Compact, portable, modular design with organic strike capability ideal for ground warfare in high-stakes scenarios requiring precision and inherent sensor-to-shooter capability, while minimizing collateral damage.

2HERO 90
CategoryLoitering Munition Systems
Description

Highly agile, dismounted anti-tank loitering munition built for infantry, tactical, and special operations forces operating in contested environments against armored vehicles, defilade positions, and hardened targets. Delivers selective lethal counter-armor precision at extended range with top-attack roof penetration capability.

3HERO 120
CategoryLoitering Munition Systems
Description

Medium-range anti-armored tactical drone system built for land, sea, and air engagement. Integrates on armored vehicles, naval vessels, and rotary-wing platforms while remaining deployable by forward teams from concealed or stand-off positions. Features 50 lbs weight, 8.8 lbs warhead, up to 37 mi range, and up to 50-60 min endurance.

4HERO 400
CategoryLoitering Munition Systems
Description

Highly lethal, long-range loitering munition system built for land, sea, and air engagement. Integrates on armored vehicles, naval vessels, and rotary-wing platforms with highly automated operation and intuitive UI.

5HERO 900
CategoryLoitering Munition Systems
Description

Strategic operations loitering munition with 242 lbs weight, 66 lbs warhead, 93 mi range, and 6-hour flight endurance. Capable of carrying 30 kg warhead and engaging high-value targets in critical scenarios with extended time on target.

6VIPER 750
CategoryEncapsulated UAS / Loitering Munitions
Description

Advanced encapsulated UAS enabling seamless transition from underwater to aerial environments. Designed for stealthy underwater launches from submarines, AUVs, and marine platforms with state-of-the-art AI-driven functionalities for beyond-line-of-sight situational awareness.

7VIPER 300
CategoryHovering Loitering Munitions
Description

Pioneering hovering drone system enabling precision strikes and beyond-line-of-sight engagements. Features state-of-the-art AI engine that adapts to changing battle conditions, computing situational variables in real time for optimal targeting while reducing collateral damage.

8VIPER I
CategoryInterceptor UAS
Description

Interceptor system providing interception capability against aerial threats including drones, top-attackers, loitering munitions, and more. Ensures aerial protection layer for ground maneuvering combat platforms and fixed installations with multi-layered defense capability.

9VIPER MCL
CategoryLauncher Systems
Description

Multi-Canister Launcher (MCL) enabling swift deployment of VIPER 300 UAS with immediate launch from any military platform. Empowers tactical units with real-time ISTAR capabilities and precision attack complemented by Electronic Warfare capabilities.

10PEREGRINE MR
CategoryLoitering Munition Systems
Description

Mid-range precision fire support loitering munition providing organic precision fire support to tactical units. Enables selective engagement of enemy personnel, vehicles, and tactical positions while maintaining low signature, operator control, and minimal collateral damage. Features steep high-speed terminal attack profiles, gravity-accelerated dive attacks with minimal acoustic signature, active payload orientation, vector-controlled 360-degree engagement, and rapid mission adaptation without platform changes.

11Autonomous Multi-Launch System
CategoryMulti-Launch Systems
Description

Advanced multi-loitering munitions system capable of launching and managing multiple HERO 120 munitions simultaneously with autonomous mission management from target engagement to neutralization. Features real-time AI-driven automatic target recognition and containerized design for rapid deployment across platforms. Supports up to 24 loitering munitions per container controlled by just two operators.

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Partnership8 partners
1Mistral Inc.
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2025-10-03
Description

Mistral Inc. is the exclusive representative of Uvision in the United States and serves as the defense prime contractor for U.S. Army Lethal Unmanned Systems program. Mistral is responsible for system integration, the lethality package, program management, and sustainment support for HERO 120 deliveries to U.S. forces. Together with Uvision, Mistral secured a $982M multi-year IDIQ contract and a $73M contract with U.S. Special Operations Command. Headquartered in Bethesda, MD with production facilities in Nottingham, MD.

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2Omnisys
Strategic tierStrategicTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2025-02-06
Description

Strategic partnership integrating Omnisys' BRO (Battle Resource Optimisation) advanced mission planning and optimization capabilities with Uvision's HERO loitering munition family to deliver a comprehensive battlefield management system. BRO provides fully automated mission planning and optimization for the HERO system.

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3SAIC (Science Applications International Corp.)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-03-27
Description

Collaboration for manufacturing of HERO 120 Loitering Munition systems in Charleston, South Carolina. Establishes fully independent domestic supply chain for U.S. clients, reducing international supply chain dependency with faster delivery, local training, and comprehensive post-sale support. SAIC is a Fortune 500 technology integrator (~24,000 employees, ~$7.4B annual revenue) focused on defense, space, civilian, and intelligence markets.

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4SpearUAV
Strategic tierStrategicTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-05-01
Description

Uvision invested in SpearUAV becoming a shareholder in May 2022. Partnership combines Uvision's loitering munition expertise with SpearUAV's AI-based tactical drones for ISTAR missions. Together they offer comprehensive solutions for micro-tactical forces through division level operations across sea, air, and land domains.

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5Rheinmetall
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2021-10-01
Description

Strategic partnership signed in October 2021 for loitering munitions covering the European market. Rheinmetall serves as industrial, technological, and commercial lead, integrating the HERO family into its portfolio of manned and unmanned vehicle platforms, launchers, battle management systems, and armored vehicles including the Lynx. End-to-end solutions for European armed forces.

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6Owen International
Strategic tierRegionalTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Strategic partnership for supply and support of HERO loitering system in Australia and New Zealand. Owen International is a distinguished provider of products for specialist law enforcement and military operations, bringing innovative solutions to customers in the region.

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7Aurora Flight Sciences (Boeing)
Strategic tierStrategicTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

MOU signed combining Aurora's expertise in collaborative autonomy, modular open systems, and mission integration with Uvision's proven loitering munitions and launch mechanisms. Partnership will deliver field-ready Launched Effects (LE) solutions enhancing reconnaissance, situational awareness, and precision targeting for manned and joint missions.

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8Uvision Europe GmbH
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Uvision Europe GmbH is a subsidiary of Uvision Group based in Munich, Germany. Established to centralize European operations, offering local sourcing, manufacturing, engineering, training, and Integrated Logistics Support with a fully European product portfolio to enhance supply chain resilience and customer proximity for European defense clients.

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Peers10 records
1AeroVironment
TypeDirect peer
Description

U.S. defense prime behind the Switchblade family of loitering munitions — the most direct U.S. competitor to Uvision's HERO series, serving the same U.S. Army, USSOCOM, and allied precision-strike customer base with similar tube-launched kamikaze drone platforms.

2Anduril Industries
TypeDirect peer
Description

Well-capitalized U.S. defense tech company fielding the Roadrunner and Bolt loitering/interceptor munition families. Competes head-to-head with Uvision in the autonomous, AI-enabled precision-strike category and is rapidly scaling U.S. Army and USSOCOM relationships.

3Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Israeli defense prime that produces the Rotem loitering munition system, directly competing with Uvision's HERO family in both domestic and export markets. As a broader aerospace and defense conglomerate, IAI also offers overlapping autonomy and system-integration capabilities.

4Elbit Systems
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Israeli defense electronics and systems house producing the Magnu loitering munition plus a wide portfolio of unmanned systems. Directly comparable loitering munition product plus broader C4, ISR, and EW portfolio that overlaps with Uvision's value proposition.

5Shield AI
TypeEmerging player
Description

U.S. AI-driven autonomy company building the V-BAT and the recently unveiled X-BAT crewed-uncrewed teaming platform, with expanding loitering/interceptor ambitions. Overlaps with Uvision's AI/autonomy stack and is competing for similar DoD autonomy and effects programs.

6Kratos Defense & Security Solutions
TypeDirect peer
Description

U.S. defense prime producing the Switchblade-equivalent family of affordable, expendable loitering/strike UAS (e.g., Tactical Missile System-class offerings) and target drones. Competes in the same price-sensitive, attritable precision-strike category as Uvision's HERO line.

7Tekever
TypeDirect peer
Description

European unmanned systems specialist with the AR3 and AR5 loitering munition families, directly competing with HERO systems in NATO and allied European procurements and partnering with primes like Rheinmetall-adjacent ecosystems.

8Threod Systems
TypeEmerging player
Description

Estonian-origin loitering munition and tactical UAS provider serving NATO and Ukraine. Closely comparable in product category to Uvision's HERO, with overlapping mission profiles in precision strike and ISR-strike for European allied customers.

9General Atomics (Aeronautical Systems)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

U.S. unmanned aerospace prime producing MQ-1C Gray Eagle and MQ-9 Reaper, and increasingly layering in launchable effects and collaborative autonomy. Represents a broader incumbent that could move down-market into loitering munitions to compete with Uvision.

10SAIC
TypeOthers
Description

Fortune 500 defense integrator (~24,000 employees) and Uvision's domestic manufacturing partner in Charleston, SC. While primarily a services/integration peer rather than direct loitering munition competitor, SAIC's expanding autonomy and mission-systems portfolio places it adjacent to Uvision's growth trajectory.

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Uvision Usa Corporation

Defense Weapon Systems — Loitering Munitionsuvisionusa.com

Uvision USA Corporation is the U.S. subsidiary of Israeli parent UVision Air Ltd., developing and producing loitering munition systems (HERO and VIPER families) for the U.S. Army, U.S. Special Operations Command, and allied defense forces, with Mistral Inc. serving as U.S. prime contractor.

What Uvision Usa Corporation does

Uvision USA Corporation is the U.S. operating subsidiary of Israeli parent UVision Air Ltd. (founded 2010), specializing in loitering munition systems — aerial weaponized drones that loiter over a battlespace, identify targets via electro-optic/infrared sensors, and execute precision strike under human-in-the-loop control. The company designs, produces, and integrates the HERO family of fixed-wing loitering munitions (HERO 30, 90, 120, 400, 900), the VIPER series of rotary-wing systems (VIPER 300, 750, I, MCL), and the PEREGRINE MR mid-range platform. Systems span short-range dismounted infantry applications through long-range strategic engagements (HERO 900: 93 mi range, 6-hour endurance), and integrate across ground vehicles, naval vessels, helicopters, and dismounted infantry. All HERO systems carry NATO Stock Numbers and meet NATO and U.S. military standards.

The company's core technology differentiator is a proprietary cruciform wing aerodynamic configuration enabling real-time angle-of-attack modification up to seconds before engagement, combined with a layered AI-enabled mission automation suite that includes terrain-aware autonomous flight path planning, automatic target recognition (ATR), AI-aided target tracking, and AI-assisted decision-making for optimal strike strategies. The 2024-launched Autonomous Multi-Launch System orchestrates multiple HERO 120 munitions simultaneously with containerized deployment supporting up to 24 munitions per container controlled by two operators.

Uvision USA generates revenue through defense procurement contracts — primarily the $982M multi-year IDIQ contract with the U.S. Army for HERO 120 systems (October 2025), a $73M U.S. Special Operations Command contract for Hero-120SF (completion by May 2029), and a $50M+ follow-on order (August 2026). In the U.S. market, Mistral Inc. serves as exclusive representative and prime contractor, with Uvision as design authority and subcontractor. SAIC manufactures HERO 120 systems domestically in Charleston, South Carolina. International revenue flows through Rheinmetall (Europe), Owen International (Australia/New Zealand), and direct licensing. The company is privately held, with no disclosed external VC or PE funding rounds.

Uvision Usa Corporation firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Uvision Usa Corporation
Legal name
UVision Air Ltd.
Website
https://www.uvisionusa.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2019
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Uvision USA Corporation is the U.S. subsidiary of Israeli parent UVision Air Ltd., developing and producing loitering munition systems (HERO and VIPER families) for the U.S. Army, U.S. Special Operations Command, and allied defense forces, with Mistral Inc. serving as U.S. prime contractor.
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Uvision Usa Corporation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Defense Weapon Systems — Loitering Munitions
NAICS
Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing (336414), Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (334511)
SIC
Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts (3760), Search, Detection, Navagation, Guidance, Aeronautical Sys (3812)
akta.pro primary industry
Military Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) & Autonomous Aerial Platforms (IMABAMAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Autonomous Defense Systems (AI/ML, Swarming, MUM-T) (IMABAOAI), Autonomy Software, AI & Mission Management (UAS/UXV) (IMABAIAH), Counter-UAS (C-UAS) Systems & Drone Defense (IMABAIAG)

Keywords

  • Loitering munition systems
  • Aerial loitering munitions
  • Defense weapon systems
  • Autonomous precision strike
  • Military drone systems

Where Uvision Usa Corporation is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Stafford
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices5 records

Markets served

Uvision Usa Corporation business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Loitering Munition Systems Sales: Uvision generates revenue through the sale of loitering munition systems, ancillary equipment, spare parts, training, and sustainment support. Key contracts include the $982M multi-year IDIQ contract with the U.S. Army for HERO 120 systems, a $73M contract with U.S. Special Operations Command for Hero-120SF, and an additional $50M+ order for HERO 120 systems under the Lethal Unmanned Systems program. Revenue includes system deliveries, training, lifecycle sustainment, and engineering change proposals.
  2. Services and Sustainment: Post-sale revenue from training services, new equipment training, conversion from organic precision fires-mounted to medium-range precision strike systems, and lifecycle sustainment support. Integral to major government contracts which bundle hardware with service components.
  3. International Licensing and Technology Partnerships: Uvision licenses its technology to international partners including Rheinmetall for European markets and Owen International for Australia/New Zealand. Strategic partnerships involve technology sharing and integration into partner platforms, contributing to international revenue streams.

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Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Uvision Usa Corporation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Uvision USA develops, manufactures, and integrates the HERO family and VIPER series of loitering munition systems, including HERO 30, 90, 120, 400, 900, VIPER 300, 750, I, MCL, and PEREGRINE MR, for U.S. Department of Defense and allied government customers. The company bundles hardware sales with training, integration onto launch platforms (armored vehicles, naval vessels, helicopters, dismounted infantry), lifecycle sustainment, and engineering change proposals. AI-driven Mission Automation (Automatic Target Recognition, autonomous flight path planning, and AI-assisted decision-making) is integrated across the product lines.

Product overview

Uvision USA delivers the HERO family of loitering munitions (HERO 30, 90, 120, 400, 900) alongside the VIPER series (VIPER 750, 300, I, MCL) and PEREGRINE MR platform. These systems function seamlessly across air, land, and sea domains with precision strike, ISR, and multi-domain capabilities. The portfolio integrates the Mission Automation & AI suite for autonomous flight planning, target recognition, and AI-assisted decision-making. Solutions include ground combat integration (vehicles, UGVs, containerized launchers), aerial warfare (helicopter-mounted systems), and Naval Sword for maritime operations. The company also offers an Autonomous Multi-Launch System for simultaneous deployment of multiple HERO 120 munitions. The HERO family features a unique cruciform wing configuration, man-in-the-loop control, and connectivity to C4 systems, while the VIPER series expands capabilities into underwater-to-aerial operations (VIPER 750), hovering precision combat (VIPER 300), and interceptor defense (VIPER I).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • HERO Family: Loitering munition systems including HERO 30, HERO 90, HERO 120, HERO 400, and HERO 900 - precision strike systems with cruciform wing configuration
  • VIPER Family
  • PEREGRINE MR
  • Mission Automation & AI

Products and services

  • HERO 30 Short-range loitering munition system for dismounted tactical forces requiring selective surgical attack. Compact, portable, modular design with organic strike capability ideal for ground warfare in high-stakes scenarios requiring precision and inherent sensor-to-shooter capability, while minimizing collateral damage.
  • HERO 90 Highly agile, dismounted anti-tank loitering munition built for infantry, tactical, and special operations forces operating in contested environments against armored vehicles, defilade positions, and hardened targets. Delivers selective lethal counter-armor precision at extended range with top-attack roof penetration capability.
  • HERO 120 Medium-range anti-armored tactical drone system built for land, sea, and air engagement. Integrates on armored vehicles, naval vessels, and rotary-wing platforms while remaining deployable by forward teams from concealed or stand-off positions. Features 50 lbs weight, 8.8 lbs warhead, up to 37 mi range, and up to 50-60 min endurance.
  • HERO 400 Highly lethal, long-range loitering munition system built for land, sea, and air engagement. Integrates on armored vehicles, naval vessels, and rotary-wing platforms with highly automated operation and intuitive UI.
  • HERO 900 Strategic operations loitering munition with 242 lbs weight, 66 lbs warhead, 93 mi range, and 6-hour flight endurance. Capable of carrying 30 kg warhead and engaging high-value targets in critical scenarios with extended time on target.
  • VIPER 750 Advanced encapsulated UAS enabling seamless transition from underwater to aerial environments. Designed for stealthy underwater launches from submarines, AUVs, and marine platforms with state-of-the-art AI-driven functionalities for beyond-line-of-sight situational awareness.
  • VIPER 300 Pioneering hovering drone system enabling precision strikes and beyond-line-of-sight engagements. Features state-of-the-art AI engine that adapts to changing battle conditions, computing situational variables in real time for optimal targeting while reducing collateral damage.
  • VIPER I Interceptor system providing interception capability against aerial threats including drones, top-attackers, loitering munitions, and more. Ensures aerial protection layer for ground maneuvering combat platforms and fixed installations with multi-layered defense capability.
  • VIPER MCL Multi-Canister Launcher (MCL) enabling swift deployment of VIPER 300 UAS with immediate launch from any military platform. Empowers tactical units with real-time ISTAR capabilities and precision attack complemented by Electronic Warfare capabilities.
  • PEREGRINE MR Mid-range precision fire support loitering munition providing organic precision fire support to tactical units. Enables selective engagement of enemy personnel, vehicles, and tactical positions while maintaining low signature, operator control, and minimal collateral damage. Features steep high-speed terminal attack profiles, gravity-accelerated dive attacks with minimal acoustic signature, active payload orientation, vector-controlled 360-degree engagement, and rapid mission adaptation without platform changes.
  • Autonomous Multi-Launch System Advanced multi-loitering munitions system capable of launching and managing multiple HERO 120 munitions simultaneously with autonomous mission management from target engagement to neutralization. Features real-time AI-driven automatic target recognition and containerized design for rapid deployment across platforms. Supports up to 24 loitering munitions per container controlled by just two operators.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Combat-proven precision accuracy with less than 1 meter Circular Error Probable (CEP)
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Uvision Usa Corporation technology and API

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AI capability7 records

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Uvision Usa Corporation partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core, strategic and regional.

  • Mistral Inc.coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 3 October 2025Mistral Inc. is the exclusive representative of Uvision in the United States and serves as the defense prime contractor for U.S. Army Lethal Unmanned Systems program. Mistral is responsible for system integration, the lethality package, program management, and sustainment support for HERO 120 deliveries to U.S. forces. Together with Uvision, Mistral secured a $982M multi-year IDIQ contract and a $73M contract with U.S. Special Operations Command. Headquartered in Bethesda, MD with production facilities in Nottingham, MD.
  • OmnisysstrategicTechnology or Integration · 6 February 2025Strategic partnership integrating Omnisys' BRO (Battle Resource Optimisation) advanced mission planning and optimization capabilities with Uvision's HERO loitering munition family to deliver a comprehensive battlefield management system. BRO provides fully automated mission planning and optimization for the HERO system.
  • SAIC (Science Applications International Corp.)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 27 March 2024Collaboration for manufacturing of HERO 120 Loitering Munition systems in Charleston, South Carolina. Establishes fully independent domestic supply chain for U.S. clients, reducing international supply chain dependency with faster delivery, local training, and comprehensive post-sale support. SAIC is a Fortune 500 technology integrator (~24,000 employees, ~$7.4B annual revenue) focused on defense, space, civilian, and intelligence markets.
  • SpearUAVstrategicStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 May 2022Uvision invested in SpearUAV becoming a shareholder in May 2022. Partnership combines Uvision's loitering munition expertise with SpearUAV's AI-based tactical drones for ISTAR missions. Together they offer comprehensive solutions for micro-tactical forces through division level operations across sea, air, and land domains.
  • RheinmetallcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 1 October 2021Strategic partnership signed in October 2021 for loitering munitions covering the European market. Rheinmetall serves as industrial, technological, and commercial lead, integrating the HERO family into its portfolio of manned and unmanned vehicle platforms, launchers, battle management systems, and armored vehicles including the Lynx. End-to-end solutions for European armed forces.
  • Owen InternationalregionalChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorStrategic partnership for supply and support of HERO loitering system in Australia and New Zealand. Owen International is a distinguished provider of products for specialist law enforcement and military operations, bringing innovative solutions to customers in the region.
  • Aurora Flight Sciences (Boeing)strategicTechnology or IntegrationMOU signed combining Aurora's expertise in collaborative autonomy, modular open systems, and mission integration with Uvision's proven loitering munitions and launch mechanisms. Partnership will deliver field-ready Launched Effects (LE) solutions enhancing reconnaissance, situational awareness, and precision targeting for manned and joint missions.
  • Uvision Europe GmbHcoreOthersUvision Europe GmbH is a subsidiary of Uvision Group based in Munich, Germany. Established to centralize European operations, offering local sourcing, manufacturing, engineering, training, and Integrated Logistics Support with a fully European product portfolio to enhance supply chain resilience and customer proximity for European defense clients.

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Direct peers

  • AeroVironment: U.S. defense prime behind the Switchblade family of loitering munitions — the most direct U.S. competitor to Uvision's HERO series, serving the same U.S. Army, USSOCOM, and allied precision-strike customer base with similar tube-launched kamikaze drone platforms.
  • Anduril Industries: Well-capitalized U.S. defense tech company fielding the Roadrunner and Bolt loitering/interceptor munition families. Competes head-to-head with Uvision in the autonomous, AI-enabled precision-strike category and is rapidly scaling U.S. Army and USSOCOM relationships.
  • Kratos Defense & Security Solutions: U.S. defense prime producing the Switchblade-equivalent family of affordable, expendable loitering/strike UAS (e.g., Tactical Missile System-class offerings) and target drones. Competes in the same price-sensitive, attritable precision-strike category as Uvision's HERO line.
  • Tekever: European unmanned systems specialist with the AR3 and AR5 loitering munition families, directly competing with HERO systems in NATO and allied European procurements and partnering with primes like Rheinmetall-adjacent ecosystems.

Broad incumbents

  • Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI): Israeli defense prime that produces the Rotem loitering munition system, directly competing with Uvision's HERO family in both domestic and export markets. As a broader aerospace and defense conglomerate, IAI also offers overlapping autonomy and system-integration capabilities.
  • Elbit Systems: Israeli defense electronics and systems house producing the Magnu loitering munition plus a wide portfolio of unmanned systems. Directly comparable loitering munition product plus broader C4, ISR, and EW portfolio that overlaps with Uvision's value proposition.
  • General Atomics (Aeronautical Systems): U.S. unmanned aerospace prime producing MQ-1C Gray Eagle and MQ-9 Reaper, and increasingly layering in launchable effects and collaborative autonomy. Represents a broader incumbent that could move down-market into loitering munitions to compete with Uvision.

Emerging players

  • Shield AI: U.S. AI-driven autonomy company building the V-BAT and the recently unveiled X-BAT crewed-uncrewed teaming platform, with expanding loitering/interceptor ambitions. Overlaps with Uvision's AI/autonomy stack and is competing for similar DoD autonomy and effects programs.
  • Threod Systems: Estonian-origin loitering munition and tactical UAS provider serving NATO and Ukraine. Closely comparable in product category to Uvision's HERO, with overlapping mission profiles in precision strike and ISR-strike for European allied customers.

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  • SAIC: Fortune 500 defense integrator (~24,000 employees) and Uvision's domestic manufacturing partner in Charleston, SC. While primarily a services/integration peer rather than direct loitering munition competitor, SAIC's expanding autonomy and mission-systems portfolio places it adjacent to Uvision's growth trajectory.

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Frequently asked questions about Uvision Usa Corporation

What does Uvision Usa Corporation do?

Uvision USA develops, manufactures, and integrates the HERO family and VIPER series of loitering munition systems, including HERO 30, 90, 120, 400, 900, VIPER 300, 750, I, MCL, and PEREGRINE MR, for U.S. Department of Defense and allied government customers. The company bundles hardware sales with training, integration onto launch platforms (armored vehicles, naval vessels, helicopters, dismounted infantry), lifecycle sustainment, and engineering change proposals. AI-driven Mission Automation (Automatic Target Recognition, autonomous flight path planning, and AI-assisted decision-making) is integrated across the product lines.

Is Uvision Usa Corporation a public or private company?

Uvision Usa Corporation is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Uvision Usa Corporation founded?

Uvision Usa Corporation was founded in 2019. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Uvision Usa Corporation based?

Uvision Usa Corporation is headquartered in Stafford, United States, in the North America region.

How does Uvision Usa Corporation make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Loitering Munition Systems Sales are the primary driver. The others are services and Sustainment and international Licensing and Technology Partnerships.

Who are Uvision Usa Corporation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are AeroVironment, Anduril Industries, Kratos Defense & Security Solutions and Tekever. Broad incumbents are Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), Elbit Systems and General Atomics (Aeronautical Systems). Emerging players are Shield AI and Threod Systems. SAIC is listed as an others.

Does Uvision Usa Corporation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Uvision Usa Corporation.

What industry is Uvision Usa Corporation in?

Uvision Usa Corporation's product category is Defense Weapon Systems — Loitering Munitions. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMABAMAC, Military Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) & Autonomous Aerial Platforms, with a secondary code of IMABAOAI, Autonomous Defense Systems (AI/ML, Swarming, MUM-T). Its NAICS code is 336414 and its SIC code is 3760.

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