Company
Fortem Technologies
Fortem Technologies makes airspace security systems that detect, track and defeat hostile or unauthorized drones for military, government and commercial customers. ↗
| Headquarters | Lindon, Utah ↗ |
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| Founded | 2016 ↗ |
| Founders | Adam Robertson ↗ |
| Leadership | Jon Gruen, CEO ↗ |
| Department of War obligations | $13 million in prime contracts since fiscal 2022 ↗ |
| Ownership | Fortem Technologies is privately held and backed by Lockheed Martin, DCVC, Toshiba, AE Industrial Partners, AIM13 and Signia Venture Partners, among others ↗; $50 million Series B ↗ |
| Website | fortemtech.com ↗ |
Products
- SkyDome is Fortem's family of AI-powered airspace defense systems, combining TrueView sensors, command-and-control software and DroneHunter interceptors. ↗
- DroneHunter is a reusable interceptor that uses onboard autonomy and radar to intercept small drones, capturing them with a tethered net. ↗
- FireThorn is a fully autonomous interceptor co-developed by Fortem and MBDA to defeat one-way attack drones and other hostile uncrewed aircraft. ↗
- Fortem's TrueView line includes the R40, R30 and R20 radars and the C30 camera system. ↗
Customers
- JIATF-401 selected Fortem's DroneHunter as the first purchase under Replicator 2. ↗
- The Department of Homeland Security selected Fortem as one of the prime contractors on its five-year counter-drone hardware and software contract, with an estimated starting ceiling of $1.011 billion. ↗
- The U.S. Army holds a contract with Fortem to defend installations worldwide. ↗
- MBDA will offer Fortem's DroneHunter interceptors to its defense and government customers, and the companies jointly offer FireThorn. ↗