Strix Drones

Strix Drones makes drone docking stations for military, public safety and delivery work. A docking station is a base where a drone can land, charge, get inspected and send its data. The company says its stations are universal, so they can work with many types of drone. The company was born in Israel, and its systems are manufactured in Dayton, Ohio.

The site says the stations are battle-tested in hard military terrain. Operators can control drones from remote locations or from inside armored vehicles. The company describes its goal as open architecture systems. It says these systems can handle both today's drones and future models.

The product line includes the STRIX 1200, the STRIX 2100, the STRIX DFNDR and the DroneDrop. The site groups its work into defense, delivery and public safety solutions. Each group has its own use case pages. The site lists these as Defense, Delivery and Public Safety.

The site describes the stations as weather protected. It says they offer centralized management, secure storage and autonomous deployment. It also mentions automated inspection, rapid data offload and secure beyond visual line of sight delivery. The site says the stations keep drone programs running around the clock.

The About page names Niv Aharoni as founder and CEO. It names Justin Steinke as CEO of USA Inc. The company lists an office in Hod Hasharon, Israel, and an office in Dayton, Ohio. The site lists social media pages on LinkedIn and YouTube.

Visitors can reach the company through a contact form on the site. The site also lists a phone number for each office. The menu includes Media and Company pages, along with product pages for each drone station.