Founded
Radax starts in a borrowed hangar with one question: what if air, land and sea units shared one picture?
Mission
Why we exist
Radax
In numbers
Small team. Three domains.
Founded
2023
Engineers
Field hours
Domains
Principles
How we build
What we hold to.
01
Work across domains
The hardest problems sit where air, land and sea meet. We design for that from day one, not as an add-on.
02
People decide
Autonomy carries the load and takes the risk. Lethal and irreversible decisions stay with people.
03
Assume the network fails
Every unit has to stay useful on its own. Coordination is a bonus, not something it depends on.
04
Prove it in the field
We test in mud, salt water and jammed spectrum, with the people who will use it.
History
Timeline
From one hangar to the triad.
First flight
The first RDX-A prototype flies a 40-minute ISR sortie and relays video from a ground node.
core v1
Our autonomy software links two domains for the first time. RDX-L drives its first autonomous route.
Below the surface
RDX-S completes a 48-hour autonomous survey and talks to core through an acoustic modem.
Triad trial
All three units complete their first joint field trial, sharing one live picture under jamming.
In service
First deliveries to approved government customers, with field support teams alongside.