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Strategic Logix placed a $12.8 million component order from Unusual Machines to support the RRSL drone ecosystem, representing a significant milestone in the domestic defense drone ecosystem. This contract involves producing and delivering over 160,000 components, including NDAA-compliant Aura Analog Cameras, Aura VTX, Brave Flight Controllers, and Brave ESCs - essentially becoming the backbone of Strategic Logix’s interoperable UAV platform.

The pricing strategy for the RRSL is particularly noteworthy - these defense-grade drones start at just $800, dramatically lowering the cost barrier for tactical UAVs while maintaining compliance with domestic production requirements. This price point enables mass deployment scenarios previously unattainable

The Rapid Reconfigurable System was selected for consideration on the US Army Purpose Built Attritable Systems (PBAS) Solicitation.

Following evaluations over four months regarding hundreds of Small Unmanned Aerial Systems providers by Program Manager UAS or the US Army Program Executive Office Aviation, the RRSL has been selected for further consideration and performed flight demonstrations in Alabama against the other eleven remaining vendors. 

The PBAS Solication requested information regarding viable, compliant manufacturers to support the Army’s objectives to proliferate attritable systems across its formations, promoting education on its capabilities, weaknesses, and allowing for their use in theatre should the time come. These actions follow a several-year pe

The Rapid Reconfigurable Systems Line (RRSL), developed by Strategic Logix and supported by Unusual Machines’ technology ecosystem, was downselected as a core competitor during the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) Drone-in-a-Box (DIB) Assessment Event held July 15–18, 2025 in Tampa, Florida.

The event, hosted by SOFWERX in collaboration with USSOCOM PEO-TIS, sought production-ready solutions for configurable multidomain systems capable of supporting both aerial and ground unmanned operations. Out of more than 100 submissions, only 23 systems were invited to brief USSOCOM evaluators—and RRSL was among them.

This milestone highlights RRSL’s pr