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Fortem Technologies Expands Manufacturing to Meet Global Demand for Counter-Drone Systems

  • Fortem Technologies has expanded its manufacturing capacity by opening a new 51,000-square-foot facility in Lindon, Utah to meet the global demand for its counter-drone systems.
  • The new facility more than doubles Fortem's previous capacity and allows key manufacturing processes to be brought in-house.
  • Fortem's counter-drone systems, like DroneHunter®, DroneKiller™, and TrueView™ radar, are increasingly deployed in military and security operations globally.
  • The facility includes 10,000 square feet of dedicated manufacturing space and on-site flight testing areas.
  • At full capacity, the facility can produce 600 radar units, 40 DroneHunter® interceptors, over 300 ground-launched air-to-air munitions, and 20 drone hangars per month.
  • Fortem has completed over 70,000 test flights and 5,500 drone captures in Utah.
  • The company's radar-guided interceptors, powered by AI, are designed to detect and neutralize fast, low-flying drones evading traditional radar.
  • Fortem is the only company authorized to deploy drone-on-drone kinetic interceptors in U.S. airspace.
  • With ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications, Fortem is reducing reliance on foreign suppliers and growing its team in Utah.
  • Fortem Technologies offers TrueView™ radar, SkyDome® software, and non-lethal and lethal drone interceptors to protect critical infrastructure.
  • The company is backed by investors like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Toshiba.
  • Fortem's technology has been validated in global defense operations and aims to safeguard both current critical infrastructure and advanced air mobility systems.
  • The company's products are trusted by military, government, and commercial clients worldwide.
  • Fortem's team has expanded to over 100 employees in Utah, with the potential to double in size to meet increasing demand.
  • Miriam McNabb is the Editor-in-Chief of DRONELIFE, observing the drone industry and regulatory environment.
  • Fortem Technologies' new facility signifies a significant step in building and deploying advanced air-defense systems effectively.

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