RPX Technologies
Oklahoma R&D firm making ultra-low-SWaP UAV thermal cameras plus aircraft propeller balancing and concrete construction tech.
RPX Technologies, Inc. is a high-tech research and development company based in Stillwater, Oklahoma, founded in 2011 and led by president and co-founder Matthew Dock.
The company operates across multiple divisions spanning aviation technologies, unmanned/thermal imaging, wildland-firefighter thermal cameras and concrete construction technologies. In the unmanned domain, RPX develops the EmbIR family of ultra-low SWaP (size, weight and power) thermal cameras purpose-built for unmanned aerial vehicles; its UAV-640 module measures roughly a 20 mm cube, weighs about 19 grams, draws under 1 watt and provides 640 x 480 shutterless, uncooled thermal imaging. The cameras are manufactured in the United States, are Blue UAS ready and won the Blue UAS Refresh, and are free of components from NDAA-covered foreign countries, supporting applications such as thermal night vision for small UAVs, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, target acquisition, and thermal goggles and sights. EmbIR cameras are driven by RPX's LightWeaver ultra-low-SWaP shutterless thermal imaging cores, which the company also offers at the OEM core level. In aviation, RPX is known for the DynaVibe line of dynamic propeller balancing and vibration-analysis equipment for fixed-wing aircraft and rotorcraft, including DynaVibe Classic, DynaVibe GX, DynaTrack track-and-balance systems and turbine vibration survey tools.
The company also produces the DryBot automated aircraft engine dehydrator, which uses a desiccant system and 12 sensors to maintain engine humidity below corrosion thresholds. Additional offerings include the Hyper-Sight first-response thermal camera brand, concrete construction technologies and engineering services. The company also provides calibration services for its measurement products.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
EmbIR UAV-640
Ultra-low-SWaP shutterless uncooled thermal camera purpose-built for small UAVs and gimbals.
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Contact RPX Technologies
WEBSITE
https://www.rpxtech.com/PHONE
+1 833 268 7653HEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
2011
Primary Role
Component Supplier
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Primary Region
North America
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