CamFlite-sUAS Manufacture

CamFlite designs, builds and supports industrial drones made in the United States. The company calls its drones sUAS, short for small unmanned aerial systems. Its website says the company is based in New Jersey. It has been designing and building drones since 2012.

The company offers three main aircraft. The Aurora is a mid-sized drone for payloads under 10 pounds, with flight times of up to 45 minutes. The Ascent is the next size up, with payloads over 20 pounds in several configurations. The Versa is a heavy-lift drone that can carry payloads over 30 pounds.

The website says the drones are designed, engineered and assembled in the United States. It says they use NDAA-approved components. The company buys parts from domestic sources where it can. When those parts are not available in the country, it buys them from other countries.

Customers can choose from several camera and gimbal payloads. The site says the company's development team can integrate these payloads into each aircraft. The listed uses include surveying and mapping, infrastructure inspection, public safety and flights in high winds.

Training runs for one, two or three days. It can be held at the company's main office, at the customer's site or online. The site also lists documentation, warranty and on-call service as part of support, and says support is available 24 hours a day.

Paul Gentile is the founder and chief executive. The about page says he has more than 35 years of experience in radio control aircraft, product management and project management. Todd Worall is co-founder and chief technology officer. He has more than 30 years of experience in wireless and communications systems. The website also has a blog with posts on radio communication for nearby aircraft and on FAA drone rules updated in 2025. The site lists industry partners and links to social media pages on several platforms.