Atlantic Industrial Group is proud to announce alliance with UAV Corp. securing long-term global manufacturing and development license from UAV Corp, a leading innovator in large manned and unmanned aerial vehicles utilizing its proven advanced Lighter than Air semi-rigid LTA technology. This agreement was executed on June 17, 2024, by Maceo Remy, Chief Revenue Officer of Atlantic Industrial Group, and Michael Lawson, Chief Executive Officer of UAV Corp. Planned products serve markets in shipping security, defense and media communications platforms. The manufacturing efforts will be initiated across multiple states, continuing in Florida expanding to Mississippi, Massachusetts and Oklahoma.

UAV currently produces multiple air platforms, incorporating its advanced Lighter than Air lift technology and extreme maneuverability, creating a new paradigm of high altitude air vehicle. The air platform characteristics are modular in nature, able to utilize multiple energy sources and efficiently manufactured.

A New Era for Markets and Collaboration

The initiative is expected to immediately engage domestic and international clients in the America’s, Asia and Europe. By leveraging UAV Corp's technology and AIG's Artificial Intelligence driven modular manufacturing solutions, production time and operational logistics costs will be a fraction of equivalent solutions.

Michael Lawson, CEO of UAV Corp, and Maceo Remy, CRO of AIG, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership. Mr. Remy stated, "This agreement signifies an advancement in media communications and security capabilities America can offer its partners and corporations through a singular platform. Joining forces with UAV Corp continues our model to utilize and combine proven underutilized technology for highly manufacturable advanced solutions."

Strategic Manufacturing Initiatives

The manufacturing operations will continue in Florida and extend to Mississippi and Massachusetts. Florida production will continue leveraging the state's advanced aerospace and defense manufacturing ecosystem. Mississippi and Massachusetts will play a crucial role in manufacturing expansion advanced component development, benefiting from the state's workforce and university partners.