At Aurora, we design, build, and fly advanced aircraft and enabling technologies. Have a challenge that needs solving? Aurora delivers innovations across aircraft configurations, autonomous systems, propulsion technologies, and manufacturing processes. For over 30 years, Aurora has developed cutting-edge air vehicles and enabling technologies from concept to reality. We create solutions for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance ISR ; future mobility, electric propulsion, and more.
Aurora works together with our customers to make their vision a reality. We apply our expertise in advanced composites, modular sizing, and robotic manufacturing to build aerospace components, sub-assemblies, and complete airframes from prototype to production. Aurora develops novel aircraft configurations and enabling technologies that improve the safety and sustainability of flight.
We are experts in rapid prototyping and in areas such as autonomy, electric propulsion, and human-machine integration. Aurora conducts simulated and live flight testing of cutting-edge aircraft, technologies, and components using an incremental, safety-first approach. Our efficient processes and equipment can help accelerate the design-test cycle by delivering fast feedback to engineering teams. Aurora works on cutting-edge programs for government and commercial customers.
Through this work, we deliver advanced capabilities, new technologies, and reliable products that advance the future of flight. Customers come to Aurora to design, build, and test X- and Y-planes that demonstrate revolutionary capabilities, prove-out new technologies, and open new methods of operation.
Aurora helps customers improve the safety and efficiency of flight operations by expanding capabilities in human-machine teaming, machine learning, and autonomous decision-making. You come to Aurora to build things that people have never seen before β the next generation of aircraft configurations, advanced propulsion, and autonomous technologies. We are a team of passionate people moved by the idea that what we build can change how we use the sky.
