Tempest Droneworx™ has been selected to present at Venture Atlanta 2026, the Southeast’s premier technology innovation event and one of the nation’s leading venture capital conferences. The Houston-based company announced its selection on September 11, 2026, after a highly competitive application process. The event will take place October 14-15 at the Woodruff Arts Center and Atlanta Symphony Hall, bringing together the region’s fastest-growing technology companies with top-tier investors, corporate innovation leaders, and strategic partners from across the country.
The selection is significant because it places Tempest Droneworx among a select group of companies chosen to showcase their technology to an audience of influential investors and industry leaders. Venture Atlanta has helped launch more than 1,000 companies, facilitating over $8.8 billion in capital raised and $22 billion in successful exits. For Tempest Droneworx, this exposure could accelerate its growth as it brings its Corvus MRDR™ platform to market and expands its real-time intelligence solutions across defense, government, public safety, and commercial sectors.
Tempest Droneworx develops a real-time, cross-platform intelligence system that fuses data from robots, drones, cameras, sensors, and RADAR into a 3D common operating picture. Its Harbinger™ platform aggregates, controls, analyzes, and disseminates information from unmanned systems, security cameras, LiDAR, thermal and RGB sensors, RADAR, satellite data, and other sources. The technology is platform-, sensor-, communications-, AI/ML-, and presentation-agnostic, allowing customers to integrate existing and future systems without being locked into a single hardware or software ecosystem.
The company’s technology has been demonstrated through programs with the Federal Aviation Administration and U.S. Air Force, including simultaneous control of heterogeneous unmanned aircraft and the development of airspace deconfliction and real-time 3D common operating picture capabilities. These demonstrations underscore the platform’s potential to address complex challenges in airspace management and multi-domain operations.
Tempest Droneworx is also bringing Corvus MRDR™ (Modular Robotics Development & Reporting) to market. This engineering platform allows researchers and developers to build and test robotics, autonomy, cooperative control, and multi-vehicle technologies using combinations of virtual and physical systems in the same environment. Corvus MRDR™ enables teams to move incrementally from simulation to real hardware without rebuilding the test environment around their code, while capturing telemetry for analysis and playback. This capability could significantly reduce development cycles and costs for organizations working on advanced robotics and autonomous systems.
The implications of Tempest Droneworx’s presentation at Venture Atlanta 2026 extend beyond the company itself. It signals growing investor interest in real-time intelligence and multi-domain command-and-control solutions that can operate across diverse hardware and software ecosystems. As defense, public safety, and commercial markets increasingly seek integrated situational awareness tools, Tempest Droneworx’s agnostic approach may position it as a key player in the evolving landscape of autonomous systems and data fusion.
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