Dronehub

Field notes, R&D insights, and industry analysis on autonomous drone infrastructure, sovereign manufacturing, and defense-tech. Organized by topic, not chronology.

The page compares counter-drone methods, including detection, RF jamming, GNSS spoofing, kinetic methods, net capture, directed energy, and protocol methods.

The page identifies ten drone companies whose 2026 moves indicate shifts in industry value, including combat autonomy.

EDIS, the SAFE 35% non-EU component cap, and NDAA Section 848 are rewriting drone procurement around supply-chain provenance. A subsystem-by-subsystem map of where sovereignty matters most — and what counts as a non-adversarial source.

US-owned, SBIR/STTR-eligible drone-infrastructure company. NDAA 848 / 889 / 1260H-compliant by design, with sovereign EU manufacturing. Founded by Vadym Melnyk (3× Forbes, EB1A).

The company invites messages about what visitors are building, funding, or seeking to procure and replies within two business days.

The company licenses drone-in-a-box hardware, AI, and IP to defense primes and critical-infrastructure operators. It is US-owned, SBIR/STTR-eligible, and designed for NDAA 848 compliance.

The page explains how Dronehub handles personal data submitted through the website, including what it collects, why, who processes it, and how to exercise data rights.

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