Epirus

The Sixth Domain is here. It’s a space not defined by geography, but by the convergence of asymmetric, robotic and growingly autonomous systems.    They operate across all other domains with unprecedented speed and autonomy, with the ability to oversaturate traditional one-to-one defenses.    Victory in The Sixth Domain demands Epirus. So Epirus we have built. 

"We're going to partner with the world's best people, and we're going to dominate." — Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp At AIPCon 8, Epirus solidified our commitment to Palantir's Warp Speed to scale our Leonidas high-power microwave production and accelerate engineering and on-shore manufacturing capabilities.

49-drone swarm defeated with one instant & low-collateral pulse of electromagnetic interference. “We believe showcasing our weaponized electromagnetic interference is the most effective way to communicate that Leonidas is the only mission-capable, counter-swarm solution for the one-to-many fight. Those who joined us witnessed this first-hand as 61 drones went up—and 61 went down.”  — Andy Lowery 👀 See for yourself:

100% successful. 61/61 drones disabled across 5 operationally-relevant flight scenarios. Capped off by a 49-drone swarm kill. Instantly and safely — all with one burst of electromagnetic interference. Get an exclusive look inside our recent drone swarm demonstration from Axios. Stay tuned for the video release.

BREAKING. New $43.5 million contract from U.S. Army for the delivery of IFPC-HPM Generation II (GEN II) systems. GEN II delivers weaponized electromagnetic interference. Now with more range & more power for increased lethality against more threat types. Enhancements will build upon the demonstrated effectiveness, usability and safety of the first four IFPC-HPM and allow Army to conduct additional system performance validation to inform potential future Program of Record requirements.

NEW in NYT. "The leaders of Epirus, the company that developed the microwave defense, have warned that the rise of new kinds drones means the U.S. military faces a 'guerrilla war of machines,' a style of fighting that is alien to the Pentagon’s traditional way of thinking." To defend our homeland, we must adopt available technologies more quickly. The New York Times

Top ten. Innovation defined by adoption.

Space-based interceptors are just one piece of bringing the Golden Dome to life. Protecting exquisite weapon systems and strategic sites from asymmetric drone threats is equally essential. "As Andy Lowery informed me … the media has been focused on putting things in space, but we’re trying to bring the conversation back down to earth (pun intended)." Full piece in Pirate Wires ↘

Happy 249th Birthday, America. Let freedom ring!

Reindustrialize Speaker Announcement - We're honored to feature Andy Lowery, CEO at Epirus in Detroit from July 16-17th! Previously announced: > Ambassador Jamieson Greer, 20th US Trade Representative > Lucian Boldea, President and CEO of Honeywell Industrial Automation > Palmer Luckey, Co-Founder of Anduril > Shyam Sankar, CTO of Palantir > Daleep Singh, Chief Global Economist at PGIM > Garry Tan, President & CEO of YCombinator > Cathie Wood, Founder & CEO of ARK Invest > Patrick McGee, Author of "Apple in China" > Filip Aronshtein, Co-Founder & CEO of Dirac > Scott Nolan, CEO of General Matter > Sassie Duggleby, Co-Founder & CEO of Venus Aerospace > Adam Warmoth, CEO of Stealth > Evan Smith, CEO of Altana > Josh Steinman, CEO of Galvanick > Carrie Wibben Kaupp, President of Exiger > Billy Thalheimer, CEO of REGENT > Chris Power, CEO of Hadrian > Aidan Madigan-Curtis, GP at Eclipse > Eric Chewning, EVP at HII