We give nations and manufacturers the infrastructure to create, produce, and continuously advance their own drone fleets.
Our mission is a global network of drone industries, building locally and operating at scale. Odeon connects the capability, from the first blueprint to the factory floor and the field.

Odeon connects an AI engineering tool to combat-proven blueprints, tested component data, and physics simulation. Your team can adapt designs, compare parts, and evaluate changes before building.
The same platform supports sourcing, manufacturing, and field operations, keeping the people building drones connected to those using them.
Use our managed platform or deploy a dedicated local instance. Our experts help establish your starting blueprints, set up the platform, and train your team.
Military organizations need affordable drones in volume, with designs that can adapt as field requirements and component availability change.
Odeon helps establish that continuing capability: engineers who can revise designs, manufacturers who can maintain output, and field teams whose experience informs what comes next.
Different missions and operating environments call for different aircraft. A handful of general-purpose models can leave teams working around the same compromises.
Odeon helps you develop a family of designs around your requirements. Each blueprint serves a clear purpose, with shared components and interoperability considered across the portfolio.
Multiple manufacturers can build from that common foundation. You gain a broader mix of capabilities while keeping sourcing, maintenance, and production manageable.
Run the complete process with your own team or work with manufacturing partners.
Start with a combat-proven blueprint or co-develop with our experts. Use the AI engineering tools, component catalogue, and simulation environment to adapt it to your requirements.
Source components through the Odeon marketplace or buy directly from third-party suppliers, using the design’s bill of materials and your sourcing requirements.
Through a manufacturer: Share the blueprints, bill of materials, and build documentation with your manufacturing partner.
With your own team: Use Odeon’s assembly instructions and production tools to build locally, with teams as small as one person or across multiple sites.
Deliver completed aircraft to your field teams. Odeon’s field and mission-planning tools support the people operating them.
Collect pilot feedback and feed it into the next blueprint revision. Evaluate changes, update the design, and start the cycle again.
Begin with operationally proven designs and the documentation to build them. Each blueprint specifies the components, assembly instructions, and software configuration.
Our experts help adapt that foundation to your program.

During onboarding, we establish your baseline blueprints and engineering strategy around your requirements, manufacturing capability, and sourcing constraints.
Odeon works alongside your engineers to adapt existing blueprints and develop new designs where your program needs them.
Your team learns to assess changes, evaluate alternatives, and maintain the designs you produce.
Our proprietary catalogue combines detailed specifications, performance measurements, and high-resolution CAD files.
Engineers and the AI model use the same records, connecting design decisions to actual parts.

Our testing adds measured performance data to supplier specifications, giving your team a stronger basis for component selection.
Dimensions, engineering specifications, performance metrics, and CAD assets support design work within the platform.
Records distinguish supplier declarations, Odeon measurements, and third-party determinations.
New components and updated data become available for assessment against your existing designs.
Odeon’s model is post-trained for drone engineering and its military context. Its knowledge covers technical documentation, field-derived experience, relevant doctrine, production, and inventory considerations.
Explore design options with component choices, sourcing restrictions, and program requirements built into the process.
The model works with component records and blueprints, and runs analysis through Odeon’s physics and simulation engine.
Identify alternatives when requirements or components change, and understand their implications for the blueprint.
Your engineers direct the work, inspect the results, and approve changes.
Odeon’s physics engine lets engineers evaluate proposals before committing to a physical build.
Engineers and the AI model can run performance analysis and computational fluid dynamics simulations within the platform.
Analyze designs using their geometry and component data.
Assess alternative configurations and component substitutions through a consistent simulation process.
Inspect the analysis behind a proposal and use it to guide the next revision.
A small forward-deployed unit can assess changes to an existing design using components already in stock. Every user gets engineering support without needing to become a CAD or simulation specialist.
Your team brings the blueprint, available parts, and required change. Odeon checks compatibility and integration requirements, highlighting conflicts and anything that needs further review.
Small teams get clear guidance on their options. Engineering teams can work through detailed analysis and complex development in the same environment.
Domestic manufacturing depends on a global component market. Odeon connects design decisions to your sourcing rules, supplier relationships, and purchasing needs.
Specify permitted countries of origin, approved manufacturers, restricted suppliers, and minimum domestic spending.
Set the percentage of component spend that must stay in-country, with different origin rules by component category. Include sourcing criteria that support procurement pathways such as Blue UAS.
The AI uses these constraints when developing proposals and recommending parts.
Odeon manages supplier relationships and coordinates procurement across different lead times, minimum orders, and purchasing processes.
Our marketplace connects your blueprints to sourcing support and consolidated purchasing.
Component records identify manufacturers, origins, and evidence supporting specifications and procurement status. Engineering and purchasing teams use the same information.
We qualify alternatives ahead of shortages and end-of-life changes, assessing them against the parts they replace.
When availability changes, the AI helps find candidates that meet sourcing rules and minimize blueprint changes. Engineers evaluate substitutions before approving them for production.
Order volumes can reveal a program’s scale. Odeon aggregates procurement so suppliers see our combined demand rather than your individual purchasing.
A design’s value depends on your ability to manufacture it consistently and affordably.
Odeon connects approved blueprints, component selections, build instructions, and production readiness across workers and sites.
Approved revisions flow into the documentation and component information manufacturing teams use.
Assess design changes against component costs and sourcing requirements.
Common build documentation and workflows help increase output while maintaining quality.
AI accelerates proposed changes. Engineers approve them before they enter manufacturing.

Odeon’s field and mission-planning tools support operators and connect their experience to engineering.
Requirements and feedback inform blueprint revisions, keeping development tied to how systems are used.
We continue developing these capabilities, including specialized AI models for field and planning workflows.

Both options include expert onboarding and access to Odeon’s engineering environment.
The capability without the infrastructure overhead.
Use our engineering tools, specialized AI, and proprietary catalogue through a managed platform. Odeon operates the infrastructure and manages updates.
Divisions, special forces units, manufacturers, and engineering teams can get started without maintaining dedicated compute.
Your private work stays within your organization.
Customer workspaces remain isolated. Other clients cannot access your designs, requirements, files, or conversations. Using the shared catalogue does not expose your private work.
A dedicated environment on infrastructure you control.
Deploy Odeon locally on H100-based infrastructure, including our custom model and engineering environment.
Quarterly updates deliver model improvements and updated engineering knowledge. Hosting, access, integration, and support arrangements reflect your program’s requirements.
Establish domestic engineering and manufacturing capacity, with national sourcing requirements built into development.
Expand into drone production with blueprints, engineering tools, component knowledge, and hands-on implementation support.
Accelerate development across existing products, connecting component selection, simulation, and design revisions to production.
Every engagement starts with your requirements and an implementation plan.
Our program leads, engineers, and experienced field specialists work alongside your team, combining software with consulting, training, and technical support.
Agree on objectives, starting blueprints, sourcing requirements, and deployment.
Specify baseline designs and co-develop where needed. Set up the catalogue, tools, and engineering processes.
Establish production workflows and relevant field tools. Train engineers, manufacturing teams, and operators.
Continue improving with expert assistance, training, catalogue development, and platform and model updates.
Choose shared access or dedicated local deployment, with infrastructure and access arrangements suited to your organization.
Component provenance, Odeon test data, and simulation results make the basis for decisions inspectable.
Our team combines defense, engineering, and technology experience, including work in the field. Leadership details and references are available to qualified parties.
We accept no adversary capital. Not directly, not through a fund, not at one remove.
Detailed capability, security, deployment, and commercial information is shared directly with qualified organizations.
Tell us what you need to engineer, manufacture, or bring into operation.
We’ll develop an approach around your team, infrastructure, and production objectives.