Tarvas

Tarvas builds NDAA-compliant FPV strike drones and unmanned systems for Western militaries and the Ukrainian front. Flown over fibre-optic line instead of radio, they keep working under the jamming that disables conventional FPV drones, and carry no Chinese parts.

Cheap FPV drones now decide engagements, but Western forces cannot buy them at scale, because the supply chain runs through China and radio links fail under jamming. Tarvas is built around both problems. Its drones are engineered by an Estonian team shaped by the Ukrainian frontline and manufactured in the United States, which makes them eligible for federal contracts that bar Chinese-built hardware.

Tarvas has flight-tested in the US, built its first production units, and completed government-contract registration. It is now leaving stealth for US federal and allied programmes that need low-cost, jam-resistant drones from a trusted supplier.