Picogrid, a defense technology startup focused on AI and autonomous systems integration, has been awarded a $1.1 million contract by the U.S. Army to support system integration efforts across military platforms. According to Army Technology, the company will help unify hardware and software components across existing and future battlefield systems, enhancing operational efficiency and adaptability.

As reported by Inside Unmanned Systems, this contract marks a significant milestone for Picogrid as it scales its role within U.S. defense infrastructure. The company’s open architecture platform is designed to streamline autonomous technology integration, supporting rapid deployment in dynamic mission environments.

In support of its growth, Picogrid has also announced the opening of a new manufacturing facility in El Segundo, California, scheduled for 2025. According to UAS Weekly, this new site will triple the company’s production capacity, enabling faster delivery of integrated defense technologies to military partners.

With both the new contract and expanded infrastructure, Picogrid is positioning itself as a key player in the modernization of U.S. defense systems through scalable, AI-driven integration solutions.


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