ResilienX
About
About ResilienX
ResilienX combines systems engineering with an operating software stack for regional uncrewed-aircraft networks. AAM OptiX brokers data between vendors and agencies through documented interfaces, while FRAIHMWORK monitors component health, detects off-nominal conditions and coordinates mitigations and maintenance evidence during operations.
The company also supplies model-based systems engineering and programme integration for public agencies, range operators and commercial UAS networks. Founded in Syracuse in 2018, ResilienX works across system design, integration and assurance rather than manufacturing aircraft. Its products are intended to keep multi-vendor ecosystems interoperable and auditable as operations scale.
Team
- Andrew Carter - Co-Founder & CEO - He leads the company’s strategy for interoperable UAS infrastructure, BVLOS ecosystem integration and aviation safety assurance.
- Ryan Pleskach - Co-Founder & COO - He oversees the operating organisation supporting the company’s UAS integration and safety-assurance programmes.
- Matthew Synborski - Chief Technology Officer - He leads the technical organisation behind the company’s data-exchange, operational-health monitoring and UAS ecosystem software.
Timeline
Events
- 2026-10-05 - Award - ANRA and other UAS developers receive FAA research awards under $12 million programme
ANRA’s four listed projects cover air-taxi integration, common altitude references, airport traffic-system integration and AI drone classification. Other work includes ground and airborne detect-and-avoid, satellite communications, drone identity, passive radar and mission coordination. Recipients will work with FAA-designated UAS Test Sites through the UAS Broad Agency Announcement programme.
Source - 2026-08-03 - Award - ResilienX receives AFWERX award for explainable UAS model-health monitoring
The programme focuses on detecting when deployed AI models degrade or behave outside expected operating conditions. ResilienX will examine explainable monitoring that can support real-time assurance across multi-vendor UAS ecosystems. The Phase I award was made on 30 June 2026 and first publicly disclosed by the company on 3 August.
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