Sokol Technologies grew from a belief held by two engineers: defense against threats should be as agile and intelligent as the threats themselves. Starting with anti-drone technology, our mission is to develop practical, autonomous defense systems that are accessible, rapidly deployable, and capable of protecting those on the front lines. We believe technological leadership is one of the strongest deterrents to conflict, and our goal is to ensure that democratic nations maintain that advantage in an increasingly autonomous world.
Sokol was founded out of the Georgia Institute of Technology, where the co-founders met in RoboJackets, and spent time in machine shops and robotics labs, as well as classrooms. It developed in Georgia Tech's Create-X accelerator.
Today Sokol Technologies, Inc. is a Delaware C-Corporation, with a completed prototype and currently in the partnership building and deployment process.
Georgia Tech Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Design student with competitive and industry experience in robotics and automation, including internships at GE Vernova, Inc. and Symbotic, Inc. Leads strategy, partnerships, and the case for AEGIS in front of investors and defense stakeholders.
Georgia Tech Mechanical Engineering and Physics student with competitive and academic experience in robotics and drone technology, including Quantum Engineering VIP Undergraduate Research. Heavily involved in the milsim and defense community. Leads the technical architecture behind AEGIS, from sensing hardware through the detection pipeline.
Backed by the Georgia Institute of Technology through Create-X, and organized as a Delaware C-Corporation.
We're happy to walk through our background, roadmap, and where we're headed next.
info@sokol-technologies.com