Land Systems Corp.
California maker of autonomous ground vehicles and electric drive systems, including the Geodrone autonomous UGV for infrastructure inspection and security.
Land Systems Corp. is a U.S.-based manufacturer of electric and autonomous vehicle systems founded in 2013 in Camarillo, California. The company develops the Geodrone autonomous ground vehicle (UGV) platform designed for infrastructure inspection and security applications across construction, energy, rail, agriculture, and government markets. Additional products include the Trexa electric vehicle platform (acquired 2015), the Geodrive electric drivetrain systems, the Trexa AV-X autonomous variant, and the Railscout rail inspection system.
The company specializes in unmanned ground vehicles, electric drive systems, autonomous controls, and advanced sensor integration. Note: The original database entry 'Land System Geodrone' refers to Land Systems Corp. and its Geodrone product line, not a separate company.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Geodrone Autonomous Ground Vehicle
Autonomous UGV platform for infrastructure inspection and security across energy, rail, construction, and agriculture sectors.
Trexa Electric Vehicle Platform
Modular electric vehicle platform acquired by Land Systems Corp. in 2015, including autonomous AV-X variant for unmanned ground operations.
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Company Facts
Founded
2013
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Manufacturer
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North America
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