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The U.S. Marine Corps launched HANX, its first 3D-printed drone made in-house to meet security standards, for field use.
The U.S. Marine Corps has introduced HANX, its first 3D-printed drone compliant with the National Defense Authorization Act, developed by Sgt.
Henry David Volpe at Camp Lejeune’s Innovation Campus.
Designed to meet strict security standards by avoiding unapproved foreign components, HANX is a low-cost, versatile first-person view drone approved by U.S.
Naval Air Systems Command.
It can be adapted for reconnaissance, logistics, or explosive delivery, offering flexibility not found in contractor-built drones.
Built through in-house 3D printing, the drone required over 1,000 hours of work and is now set for field production, training, and curriculum development, marking a milestone in secure, Marine-designed innovation.
El Cuerpo de Marines de EE.UU. lanzó HANX, su primer dron impreso en 3D hecho internamente para cumplir con los estándares de seguridad, para su uso en el campo.