Bugeye Technologies

Bugeye Technologies designs and makes simulation hardware for military aviation training. It also makes custom electromechanical assemblies. The company was established in 2003. It is located in Union, Missouri, just outside St. Louis. The site says it supplies industry and government customers.

In April 2025, JF Taylor announced it had acquired Bugeye. JF Taylor is based in Great Mills, Maryland. The site describes JF Taylor as a solutions provider for the Department of Defense. The announcement said the deal would expand JF Taylor's portfolio and capacity.

The company makes cockpits, control sticks, throttles, cyclics, collectives, yokes, rudder pedals and control loading. It also makes switches and panels. Many products are offered at several fidelity levels, from desktop to full mission trainers.

The site says Bugeye supports more than 20 platforms. These include rotary wing aircraft such as the AH-64, UH-60 and CH-47. They also include fixed wing aircraft such as the F-16, F-22 and F-35. The site lists items for the B-52, C-130J and V-22 as well.

The company offers build to print assemblies, custom components and engineering services for simulation projects. The site says that if a platform is not listed, the company can often design and build a new product. The site says its simulation products are for military and defense use.

The phone number is (636) 257-3530. The site has a get a quote form, a customer list page, industry certifications, interface downloads, quality information and a warranty page.