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DefenseLate stageTorrance, CAVerified

Epirus

Critical-point-defense company centered on software-defined, solid-state high-power microwave systems for defeating drones and swarms.

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What they build

The product

Leonidas high-power microwave systems, expeditionary and vehicle-mounted counter-UAS variants, RF test equipment, and supporting sensing, command-and-control, modeling, training, and sustainment capabilities.

Why it matters

The thesis

High-power microwave effects can counter multiple low-cost drones at once without expending a missile per target, addressing the unfavorable economics and saturation risk of drone swarms.

Operating model

How it runs

Develops solid-state RF hardware and continuously tunable software, then integrates the systems into fixed, maritime, and manned or unmanned ground configurations with government and industrial partners.

Revenue model

How it earns

Government development, delivery, training, sustainment, and follow-on production contracts; test-equipment sales and integration partnerships. Commercial critical-infrastructure revenue remains less visible.

Strategic edge

Why it wins

A solid-state, software-defined architecture designed for one-to-many effects and rapid waveform tuning, with operational integration across Army, Navy, Marine Corps, autonomous ground, and maritime contexts.

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