Strix Drones Overview
Strix Drones is developing drone docking technology and drone delivery, servicing both the commercial and defense sectors. The Strix Drones Docking Station seamlessly integrates with all drones and provides them with a safe and secure place to land, shelter, recharge, and download data, enabling them to move forward and accomplish missions without the need for a manual operator. The Strix Docking Station, developed by an in-house research and development lab, has a universal, modular-designed landing pad so that any drone or EVTOL from any manufacturer can land without special adjustments.
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$2.5MFeb 2022
$3.6MJun 2021
$6.4MSep 2025
Latest News
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A Look at StrixDrones’ New US-Made Drone Docking System
StrixDrones, an Israel-based company, has begun production of its DroneDock drone airport in Dayton, Ohio. This marks a significant step in their expansion into the U.S. market, leveraging the regions technological and manufacturing strengths. The first batch of drone docks is intended for Spright, a company focused on drone-based healthcare delivery. StrixDrones has partnered with local suppliers like RAM Precision Industries and NCT Technologies Group to build these docking stations. The Strix 2100 docking system offers autonomous capabilities, allowing drones to recharge and prepare for missions without human intervention. StrixDrones plans to expand its manufacturing facility and workforce in Dayton over the next year, highlighting its commitment to growth and innovation in uncrewed systems.
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Israeli company launches drone airport manufacturing in Dayton
StrixDrones, an Israeli-based company, has launched a manufacturing project in Dayton, Ohio, to produce state-of-the-art, fully autonomous drone docking stations known as DroneDock. These docking stations are designed with military-grade materials and are fully autonomous, capable of operating without human intervention. The company aims to attract the U.S. military and other industries such as agriculture, emergency response, oil and gas, and mining. StrixDrones plans to hire an additional 10 employees to support its operations. The company is also developing a new unit called DroneDrop, which is already attracting interest from major businesses. The docking stations can be used for surveillance and package delivery, offering a significant technological advancement in the drone industry.
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Strix Drones eyes manufacturing, innovation in Dayton area
Strix Drones is set to establish a manufacturing facility for drone docking stations in the Dayton region, specifically in Washington Township. The new facility will be located in the RAM Precision complex and aims to enhance the reach of drone technology. The company plans to employ 10 to 12 local employees in the first year, with potential growth to 50 or more in the second year. The Dayton Region Israel Trade Alliance, Dayton Development Coalition, and Montgomery County played significant roles in attracting Strix to the area. The docking stations have various applications, including emergency response and security. This expansion is part of Strix Drones broader strategy, with another office in Miami focusing on business development.
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Drones bearing parcels deliver big carbon savings
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Via Air Mail: Israel Launches Drop-Off Points For Drones
Strix Drones, a startup based in Hod HaSharon, Israel, is pioneering the future of parcel delivery with its secure mailboxes designed for drone deliveries. The company plans to install docking stations in Modi’in, Israel, and has established a manufacturing facility in Dayton, Ohio, to produce these stations. Strix has signed contracts with local factories in Ohio to supply components, aiming to fully produce in the U.S. by year-end. The docking stations support autonomous drone deliveries, eliminating the need for a pilots presence. Strix has about 20 customers in the U.S., including major firms in the medical and retail sectors. The companys system is agnostic, capable of charging and communicating with any drone type, enhancing delivery efficiency and security.
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| Sector | Aerospace, Defense & HLS |
Funding
| Total funding | $6.41M |
| Last funding | $2.81M |
| Stage | Seed |
| Rounds | 3 |
| Investors | 2 |
Team Members
2
Employees: 11-50
Web & Social Links
| Website | www.strixdrones.com/ |
Locations
HaNagar Street 1, Hod Hasharon, Israel
11125 Yankee St a, Dayton, OH 45458, USA
Photos & Videos
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Strix Drones Business
Business models
B2B, B2G
Product stage
Released
Employees
11-50
Sector
Aerospace, Defense & HLSDefense & HLS SolutionsUnmanned SystemsTarget Customer
Defense, Safety & SecuritySecurityHomeland SecurityLaw EnforcementNational SecurityCivilMilitarySafetyIndustrial ManufacturingDiscrete IndustriesAerospaceHybrid IndustriesMiningAgriculture & FoodCore Technology
Machinery & RoboticsDronesTags (7)
homeland-securitydeliverylogisticsunmanned-aerial-systemsunmanned-aerial-vehicleoil-and-gas-companiesdefenseGeographic Markets
IsraelUnited StatesStrix Drones Financials
$6.41M
Total funding
Undisclosed
Capital raised
$2.81M
Last funding
Seed
Funding stage
3
Total rounds
2
Investors
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time ($)
$2.5MFeb 2022
$3.6MJun 2021
$6.4MSep 2025
Private Equity Funding
Seed
Sep 2025
$2.81M
Seed
Feb 2022
$2.5M
Unicorn Technologies, Undisclosed Investor(s)
Seed
Jun 2021
$1.1M
Unicorn Technologies
Strix Drones Lifecycle
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time
$2.5MFeb 2022
$3.6MJun 2021
$6.4MSep 2025
All Events
Seed
Sep 2025
$2.81M
Seed
Feb 2022
$2.5M
Unicorn Technologies, Undisclosed Investor(s)
Seed
Jun 2021
$1.1M
Unicorn Technologies
Strix Drones News
7 articles
growth-positive
A Look at StrixDrones’ New US-Made Drone Docking System
StrixDrones, an Israel-based company, has begun production of its DroneDock drone airport in Dayton, Ohio. This marks a significant step in their expansion into the U.S. market, leveraging the regions technological and manufacturing strengths. The first batch of drone docks is intended for Spright, a company focused on drone-based healthcare delivery. StrixDrones has partnered with local suppliers like RAM Precision Industries and NCT Technologies Group to build these docking stations. The Strix 2100 docking system offers autonomous capabilities, allowing drones to recharge and prepare for missions without human intervention. StrixDrones plans to expand its manufacturing facility and workforce in Dayton over the next year, highlighting its commitment to growth and innovation in uncrewed systems.
CustomersPartnersExpand
growth-positive
Israeli company launches drone airport manufacturing in Dayton
StrixDrones, an Israeli-based company, has launched a manufacturing project in Dayton, Ohio, to produce state-of-the-art, fully autonomous drone docking stations known as DroneDock. These docking stations are designed with military-grade materials and are fully autonomous, capable of operating without human intervention. The company aims to attract the U.S. military and other industries such as agriculture, emergency response, oil and gas, and mining. StrixDrones plans to hire an additional 10 employees to support its operations. The company is also developing a new unit called DroneDrop, which is already attracting interest from major businesses. The docking stations can be used for surveillance and package delivery, offering a significant technological advancement in the drone industry.
ExpandCustomers
growth-positive
Strix Drones eyes manufacturing, innovation in Dayton area
Strix Drones is set to establish a manufacturing facility for drone docking stations in the Dayton region, specifically in Washington Township. The new facility will be located in the RAM Precision complex and aims to enhance the reach of drone technology. The company plans to employ 10 to 12 local employees in the first year, with potential growth to 50 or more in the second year. The Dayton Region Israel Trade Alliance, Dayton Development Coalition, and Montgomery County played significant roles in attracting Strix to the area. The docking stations have various applications, including emergency response and security. This expansion is part of Strix Drones broader strategy, with another office in Miami focusing on business development.
Expand
Drones bearing parcels deliver big carbon savings
growth-positive
Via Air Mail: Israel Launches Drop-Off Points For Drones
Strix Drones, a startup based in Hod HaSharon, Israel, is pioneering the future of parcel delivery with its secure mailboxes designed for drone deliveries. The company plans to install docking stations in Modi’in, Israel, and has established a manufacturing facility in Dayton, Ohio, to produce these stations. Strix has signed contracts with local factories in Ohio to supply components, aiming to fully produce in the U.S. by year-end. The docking stations support autonomous drone deliveries, eliminating the need for a pilots presence. Strix has about 20 customers in the U.S., including major firms in the medical and retail sectors. The companys system is agnostic, capable of charging and communicating with any drone type, enhancing delivery efficiency and security.
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growth-positive
סטריקס רחפנים מגייסת 2.5 מיליון דולר - Techtime - חדשות אלקטרוניקה והייטק
Strix Drones, a company based in Hod Hasharon, Israel, is developing a universal docking system for drones, enabling them to operate autonomously and extend their mission time. The company has begun a fundraising process to raise up to $2.5 million at a company valuation of $22.5 million. The Unicorn Fund announced it is joining the round with an investment of approximately $560,000, bringing its total investment in the company to about $1.7 million, giving it an 18% stake in the company. One of Strixs customers is Robotican from Omer, which is developing an autonomous drone for drone delivery, which uses Strixs docking station and was recently tested by the US Department of Defense.
InvestmentCustomers
growth-positive
U.S. Department of Defense and Robotican Complete Autonomous C-sUAS Interceptor Demonstration with Low Collateral Effects
Robotican successfully conducted an autonomous drone interception demonstration for the U.S. Department of Defense Irregular Warfare Technical Support Directorate. They unveiled their 3rd generation Goshawk interceptor drone, which provides fully autonomous interception capabilities for C-UAS systems. The demonstration showcased the Goshawks ability to capture and carry hostile drones to a safe disposal area without collateral damage. Various scenarios were enacted, and all targets were successfully intercepted. Robotican specializes in autonomous robotics and drones.
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Strix Drones Team
Justin Steinke
CEO, USA INC.
Employee Info
| Employees (range) | 11-50 |
| Exact count | 11 |
| Team members | 2 |
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| Confidence | 91/100 |
| Missing | markets, not claimed |
| BI Verification | Maor Perlov |
| Registrar ID | 516103330 |
| Phone | +972546218712 |
| Creator | Maor Perlov |
| Creator email | maorperlov@gmail.com |
| Last updater | Ayelet Levi Shinebox |
| Updater email | ayeletlevis@sncentral.org |
| Last update | 2024-01-04T00:00:00.000Z |
| Created | 2021-10-18T00:00:00.000Z |
| Claimed | Yes |