UAV Corp continues its relentless drive toward aerospace innovation, overcoming logistical challenges with unwavering determination. The arrival of Atlantic Industrial Group Inc. (AIG) at its Florida facility marks a pivotal step in the development of the T-Wing UAS, leveraging advanced 3D printing and airframe fabrication to propel UAV Corp and its subsidiary, Skyborne Technology, toward full production by May/June 2025. As the company prepares for this milestone, it is also setting its sights on Saudi Arabia—a burgeoning hub for mobility and aerospace innovation—where it will showcase its cutting-edge technology at the Saudi Arabia Airshow in October and explore synergies with the Kingdom’s ambitious Vision 2030 goals.

Momentum Amid Challenges

The upcoming flight test of the DART Series Airship remains a pivotal milestone for UAV Corp, as it is key to unlocking $105 million in Sales Letters of Intent (LOIs) and advancing $1.5 billion in pending contract negotiations. The flight test date will be determined by the arrival of key international personnel, whose U.S. visa approvals are being actively supported by strong government and political backing. This high-profile demonstration will be attended by dignitaries and remains central to validating UAV Corp’s technology and securing contracts. In the meantime, the management team continues to engage with partners across South, Central America and Africa, while strategically aligning with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and the GEMTECH Forum as part of its global expansion strategy.

AIG Collaboration Fuels Progress

AIG’s integration into Skyborne’s Florida site, announced in February, brings a robust suite of capabilities—3D production lines, computational flow testing, vacuum panel formation, and simulator-based training. This partnership has already yielded the first 8-foot box wingspan T-Wing UAS, a hybrid drone produced entirely through advanced 3D printing at AIG’s California R&D facility. The box-wing design approximately doubles the UAV lift capabilities, creating greater agility and range. Designed for testing flight equipment and electronics, this versatile prototype with vertical takeoff and winged flight capabilities will undergo integration and testing at Skyborne’s Wewahitchka, Florida, location. With production scaling up, UAV Corp is poised to meet global demand, including in markets like Saudi Arabia, where autonomous mobility and connected vehicle technologies are gaining traction as part of the Kingdom’s $1 trillion+ investment in futuristic infrastructure and innovation.

Saudi Arabia: A Strategic Opportunity for UMAV and AIG

AIG and UMAV have been requested and accepted to participate by GEMTECH Forum organizers, set for October 7-8, 2025, at The Arena Riyadh Venue, a premier Saudi Arabian aerospace event, uniting over 4,000 business attendees, 50+ speakers, and 75+ exhibitors to explore the future of mobility. Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiative is transforming the Kingdom into a global leader in mobility, logistics, and aerospace, making it a prime destination for AIG and UAV Corp’s expansion. Executives from both companies will participate in Riyadh available for discussions and present at demonstration. Saudi Arabia’s strategic position as a logistics hub—bridging Asia, Europe, and Africa—combined with its investments in autonomous systems and sustainable technologies, aligns seamlessly with UMAV’s offerings.

Looking Ahead

Closer to home, UAV Corp is gearing up for an Open House at its Skyborne facilities, featuring the T-Wing UAV 8 foot box-wing and DART Series technologies to stakeholders, reinforcing UMAV’s momentum as it approaches its production timeline. The company’s participation in Saudi Arabia’s Airshow and potential engagement with GEMTECH’s Mobility Business Connect and Startup Acceleration Program signal a broader global strategy to capitalize on emerging markets.