
LINE 01
Aconite
A recoverable jet-powered threat for realistic air-defense training and test.

THE ADAPTIVE ARSENAL / UTAH, USA
Ferrus Defense develops counter-UAS interceptors and the ordnance electronics inside them, and engineers the factory to build them in numbers.
Jet-powered attack drones are getting faster, cheaper and more numerous. The interceptors that stop them are scarce, costly and slow to replace. The side that runs out of shots first loses the exchange.
The Adaptive Arsenal is a family of systems engineered on one common spine: shared airframes, avionics, software, interfaces and production methods. What one line proves, the next one inherits.

LINE 01
A recoverable jet-powered threat for realistic air-defense training and test.

LINE 02
A high-speed point-defense interceptor for jet-powered threats, scoped to be built and bought in numbers.

LINE 03
A long-endurance strike variant on the shared foundation, with a human authorizing every engagement.

LINE 04
A compact canisterized effector for partner ground and maritime robots.
STATUS REFLECTS DEVELOPMENT STAGE. ALL PRODUCT IMAGERY IS CONCEPT RENDERING.

03 / QUANTITY
Ferrus is designed around volume: focused scope, shared parts, production tooling from the first drawing, and a line built to change as fast as the threat does.
How we manufactureEvery Ferrus system is built on a modular open systems architecture. Avionics, software and interfaces are shared across the family, so each new product starts from the parts and data that came before it, not a blank page.
Manufacturing is the backbone of Ferrus. We design the line with the hardware, not after it, so cost, rate and quality are decided at the drawing instead of discovered on the floor.



Shared components, fewer unique parts, and tooling designed from the first drawing.
The subsystem where lethality and safety are decided. A core Ferrus discipline, brought in house as the capability matures.
Domestic sources prioritized for major subsystems, with second sources planned before scale.
Training, field support and repair are designed into every program from the first hardware. Ferrus will support everything it fields.
Operator and maintainer training built alongside the hardware.
Engineers who go where the system is used.
Spares, product data and a direct line to the team that designed it.
Field and depot repair pathways planned before first delivery.
Field data returns to the design, the line and the next lot.
CO-FOUNDER AND CEO
Zack leads Ferrus strategy and manufacturing. He spent fifteen years with the Department of the Navy taking weapons systems, telemetry and avionics from prototype to fleet delivery, and building the production capability behind them.
CO-FOUNDER AND CTO
Levi leads engineering at Ferrus. He brings nearly a decade of counter-UAS and missile engineering in the defense industry, with a focus on guidance. He owns the Ferrus modular open systems architecture, the common spine that lets every product share the same avionics, software and interfaces.

08 / CAREERS
We are hiring engineers and builders who have carried flight hardware, ordnance electronics, autonomy software or production lines through test and acceptance.
Programs, industry partners, suppliers, press, and experienced people who want to build.
Ferrus Defense is a Utah-based company.