Aerospace & Defense

Precision Automation for Aerospace & Defense.

Tight tolerances, controlled work, and a paper trail on every part. We engineer automation for the floors that build what America flies and fields.

Sound Familiar?

The Challenges Hitting Aerospace Suppliers Hardest

This is what we hear in every first call with aerospace and defense operations leaders.

Challenge / 01
Auditable Everything
Every operation and every part needs an audit trail, and automation that can't produce one can't ship parts.
Challenge / 02
Low Volume, High Mix
Runs of five and runs of fifty need cells that change over without an engineering re-spec.
Challenge / 03
Skilled Labor Shortage
Machinists and quality inspectors are aging out faster than they're being replaced.
Challenge / 04
Export-Controlled Work
ITAR programs restrict who can touch your data and your floor, and American-owned engineering removes a variable.
Challenge / 05
Long Program Timelines
Programs run for decades, and vendor lock-in becomes a decades-long commitment.
Challenge / 06
Defense Reshoring
DoD is pulling critical supply chains stateside, and winning that work takes cost structures that compete without offshore labor.

What We Build

Every system is engineered around your specific parts, volumes, and program requirements.

AMR Kitting
AMRs carry kit carts or trays between stockrooms, kitting stations, and assembly cells, delivering the exact parts set for each work order or build stage.
High-Density Storage Systems
Vertical lift modules (VLMs) and vertical carousels store small parts, fasteners, and tooling in a compact footprint and present trays to the operator at a pick window. Access can be restricted by user, which matters for controlled or ITAR-sensitive inventory.
Discrete Counting & Inventory
Weight-sensing smart bins, counting scales, and RFID tracking give real-time piece counts for fasteners, small parts, and serialized components, and can trigger replenishment automatically.