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Reliable Robotics Corporation

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2026
29 April

ReleaseReliable Robotics advances safety-critical datalinks for uncrewed aircraft systems

21 April

ReleaseReliable Robotics announces $160M in new investment

2025
26 August

ReleaseUnited States Air Force signs purchase agreement with Reliable Robotics

29 July

ReleaseReliable Robotics and U.S. Air Force collaborate on autonomy architecture

25 March

ReleaseZeroAvia awarded U.S. Air Force grant for an autonomous hydrogen-electric aircraft

2024
8 November

ReleaseReliable Robotics receives contract to advance Detect and Avoid technology

2 May

ReleaseReliable Robotics delivers KC-135 Stratotanker automation roadmap to U.S. Air Force

21 March

ReleaseReliable Robotics selected for U.S. Air Force funding program

12 February

ReleaseReliable Robotics continues momentum towards certification of its autonomous flight system

2023
4 October

ReleaseReliable Robotics achieves key milestones in large aircraft automation study for the U.S. Air Force

20 July

ReleaseReliable Robotics brings autonomous flight even closer with industry leading certification milestone

17 February

ReleaseReliable Robotics accelerates aviation innovation with new research, development and manufacturing expansion in Silicon Valley

8 February

ReleaseU.S. Air Force awards large aircraft automation study to Reliable Robotics

2022
25 April

ReleaseReliable Robotics awarded U.S. Air Force contract to advance aircraft autonomy

2021
14 October

ReleaseReliable Robotics raises $100 million to expand access to more places with remotely piloted cargo operations

15 July

ReleaseReliable Robotics partners with NASA to further advanced air mobility

8 July

ReleaseNASA's National Campaign adds partners

6 May

ReleaseReliable Robotics selected by the Air Force Research Laboratory to evaluate autonomous aircraft capabilities for government missions

24 March A Cessna 208 Caravan remotely piloted from a control centre over 50 miles away.

Daedalean brings machine learning to Reliable Robotics avionics

Reliable Robotics has a system for remote piloted operations with immediate applications for cargo operators. Now a new partnership team has developed advanced machine learning that can increase onboard autonomy.

11 March Chief Pilot Elissa Zavora at the Reliable Robotics control centre (Photo: Business Wire)

Private control centre flies Caravan over populated region

Test flights by Remote Robotics have been conducted by a remote pilot seated in its control centre, while an onboard safety pilot observed. The work was aided by staff from the SpaceX Falcon 9 and Dragon 2 programs.

2020
28 August The Reliable Robotics Cessna Caravan at San Martin Airport in California.

Reliable Robotics claims giant leap for automation

A completely automatic take-off and landing with a Cessna 172 and automated landing of a Caravan have seen Reliable Robotics take important steps towards delivering autonomous capability.