UAS Nexus

UAS Nexus is a company that designs and sells unmanned aircraft systems, also called drones. Its online store is called the UAS Nexus Syndicate. The site describes the Platform One as an in-house engineered platform.

The main product is the Platform One, a modular drone airframe. The site lists a size of 526 by 592 mm and a maximum takeoff weight of 5.07 kg. It lists a payload of up to 3 kg, flight time of more than 20 minutes at cruise, and a range of up to 20 km.

Platform One comes in two configurations. The FPV version is built for low-latency piloted operations. The Developer version adds onboard compute, digital imaging and advanced communications for payload integration, autonomy and research. The site says UAS Nexus assembles, configures, tests and tunes each unit before delivery.

The Platform One supports several autopilot software options, including INAV, Betaflight, PX4 and ArduPilot. The site says it uses standardized wiring and connectors. The shop also sells batteries, cameras, flight controllers, motors, radios, transmitters and other drone components.

The site lists services in BlueUAS compliance, engineering, go to market work, regulatory support and training. It also has FAQs and support pages. The Syndicate is a members-only store, and the site says some products and pricing are available only to members.

The site names Bobby Sakaki as the company's founder and chief executive. It says he has consulted for large companies, U.S. federal agencies and startups on drone technology. Ryan LaBarre leads engineering and system design. The company has a LinkedIn page and a contact form.