EagleNXT Provides Update on American-Made Drone and Sensor Shipments from U.S. Headquarters in Allen, Texas
EagleNXT’s Allen, Texas hub is now a U.S. production and shipment center for eBee VISION drones and MicaSense RedEdge-MX sensors.
Rhea-AI Summary
AgEagle Aerial Systems (EagleNXT, UAVS) reports new American-made drone and sensor shipments from its Allen, Texas headquarters.
The Allen facility is now producing and shipping multiple product lines, including eBee VISION ISR unmanned systems and the newly released MicaSense RedEdge-MX multispectral sensor. Nine Allen-built eBee VISION UAS kits were recently delivered to the U.S. Army’s National Training Center at Fort Irwin, following earlier shipments to Fort Rucker. The site serves as EagleNXT’s North American hub for eBee VISION, MicaSense and ThirdEye USA counter-UAS assembly, and consolidating this work in Texas frees Swiss manufacturing capacity for international demand.
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- Nine eBee VISION UAS kits delivered from Allen facility to U.S. Army National Training Center
- Allen, Texas headquarters now shipping eBee VISION drones and RedEdge-MX sensors across defense and commercial markets
- Consolidation of drone and sensor production in Texas frees Swiss capacity to address international demand
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- None.
Key Figures
- eBee VISION kits delivered
- 9 kits
- Delivered to the U.S. Army's National Training Center
- RedEdge-MX release
- July 2026
- Updated MicaSense sensor now shipping from Allen
- Flight endurance
- Up to 90 minutes
- eBee VISION Group 1 UAS
- Video link range
- Up to 12 miles (20 km)
- eBee VISION Group 1 UAS
Historical Context
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Company had disclosed plans to deliver nine eBee VISION systems to the U.S. Army
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Key Terms
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Allen facility delivers eBee VISION ISR systems to the U.S. Army and begins shipping the new MicaSense RedEdge-MX sensor to commercial customers
ALLEN, Texas, Sept. 22, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AgEagle Aerial Systems Inc. (dba, EagleNXT) (the “Company” or “EagleNXT”) (NYSE: UAVS), a leading provider of full-stack drone, counter-UAS, and specialty sensor system solutions for defense, government, and commercial applications worldwide, today announced that its U.S. headquarters and production facility in Allen, Texas is now shipping product across multiple lines, including eBee VISION Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) unmanned systems and the newly released MicaSense RedEdge-MX multispectral sensor.
Most recently, nine Allen-built eBee VISION UAS kits were delivered to the U.S. Army’s National Training Center (NTC) at Fort Irwin, California, fulfilling the order announced in April 2026. The delivery follows the first VISION units produced on the Allen line, which shipped to Fort Rucker, Alabama earlier this year.
The NTC is the Army’s premier maneuver training venue, preparing rotational units for high-intensity operations that now routinely include adversary unmanned systems and the requirement for friendly ISR at the tactical edge. The kits will support opposing force (OPFOR) realism, rotational-unit training, and counter-UAS instruction.
"Domestic production was a stated objective when we established our headquarters in Allen. It is now an operating reality," said Bill Irby, Chief Executive Officer. "U.S.-built VISION systems are supporting training at the Army's National Training Center, and the same facility is shipping our newest MicaSense sensor to commercial customers. Customers across defense and commercial markets are prioritizing American-made unmanned systems and sensors, and EagleNXT is maturing its domestic supply chain to meet that demand. We believe that positioning is a durable foundation for long-term shareholder value."
The eBee VISION is a backpack-portable, hand-launched fixed-wing ISR drone that deploys in minutes and delivers long-range zoom, optional thermal imaging, and a high-definition video feed. The Group 1 UAS provides up to 90 minutes of flight endurance and a real-time video link range of up to 12 miles (20 km). It is NDAA-compliant, Blue UAS Cleared, and built to operate in GNSS-denied and contested environments.
EagleNXT is also now shipping the updated MicaSense RedEdge-MX multispectral sensor, released in July 2026, from a dedicated assembly and test cell at the Allen facility. The RedEdge-MX features a new metallic enclosure for durability in harsh field environments and is available through EagleNXT’s global network of authorized dealers and partners. The Allen site is EagleNXT’s North American hub for eBee VISION production, MicaSense sensor manufacturing, and ThirdEye USA counter-UAS assembly. Consolidating drone and sensor production in Texas also frees capacity on the Company’s Swiss manufacturing lines to serve international demand.
“U.S. leadership has made American drone production a defense priority,” continued Irby. “Shipping both drones and sensors from Allen shows EagleNXT is already operating on that footing, with U.S.-made, procurement-eligible systems moving from our floor to the field.”
The Fort Irwin delivery builds on broader U.S. Army adoption of the eBee VISION across training centers and operational units in the United States and Europe.
For more information about the full suite of EagleNXT UAS and sensor solutions, visit eaglenxt.com or contact the EagleNXT Media Relations team.
About EagleNXT
EagleNXT is a leading developer of high-performance drones, advanced sensors, and intelligent software solutions that deliver critical aerial intelligence to customers around the world. With more than one million flights conducted globally, EagleNXT’s platforms are trusted across defense, public safety, agriculture, infrastructure, and environmental monitoring applications. The Company’s drone systems have achieved multiple industry firsts, including FAA approvals for Operations Over People (OOP) and Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS), as well as EASA C2 certification in Europe and inclusion on the U.S. Department of Defense’s Blue UAS list. EagleNXT’s sensors are integrated on more than 150 different drone models and are used in over 100 research publications worldwide, reinforcing its leadership in precision agriculture, surveying, and environmental sustainability initiatives.
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FAQ
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What is the role of EagleNXT’s Allen, Texas facility in its operations?
The Allen, Texas site serves as EagleNXT’s North American hub for eBee VISION production, MicaSense sensor manufacturing, and ThirdEye USA counter-UAS assembly. Consolidating these activities in Texas also frees capacity on the company’s Swiss manufacturing lines to support international demand.
What did EagleNXT deliver to the U.S. Army’s National Training Center?
EagleNXT delivered nine Allen-built eBee VISION UAS kits to the U.S. Army’s National Training Center at Fort Irwin, California. The kits will support opposing force realism, rotational-unit training, and counter-UAS instruction.
What are the key capabilities of the eBee VISION ISR drone?
The eBee VISION is a backpack-portable, hand-launched fixed-wing ISR drone that deploys in minutes and offers up to 90 minutes of flight endurance, a real-time video link range of up to 12 miles (20 km), long-range zoom, optional thermal imaging, and a high-definition video feed. It is NDAA-compliant, Blue UAS Cleared, and designed to operate in GNSS-denied and contested environments.
What is the new MicaSense RedEdge-MX sensor and how is it distributed?
The updated MicaSense RedEdge-MX multispectral sensor, released in July 2026, is now being shipped from a dedicated assembly and test cell at the Allen facility. It features a new metallic enclosure for durability in harsh field environments and is available through EagleNXT’s global network of authorized dealers and partners.
How does EagleNXT describe the importance of U.S.-based production for its systems?
The company states that domestic production was a core objective when establishing the Allen headquarters and describes shipping both drones and sensors from Allen as evidence it is operating on a footing aligned with U.S. defense priorities, with U.S.-made, procurement-eligible systems moving from its production floor to the field.