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Palladyne AI

Palladyne AI is an American technology company based in Salt Lake City, Utah, specializing in embodied AI, autonomous robotics software, and swarm solutions for defense and industry. The company creates tools enabling robots, drones, and military platforms to independently navigate, analyze environments in real time, and coordinate without constant human oversight. Its technologies integrate into military projects to ensure resilience in electronic warfare and GPS-denied environments. Palladyne AI also manufactures advanced avionics, rocket engine components, and automated weapon control systems.

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