Aeon Industrial builds precision tactical weapon systems for the US warfighter.
Aeon Industrial's Zeus is a modular guided missile with adaptable payloads, a low-smoke propellant and persistent tracking that can reacquire a target through temporary concealment, and it is built from American-made commercial parts so it can be produced quickly at a competitive cost. ODIN, Aeon's targeting software, locks on to known threats automatically or lets an operator track new ones by hand. The company works with Moog, and the two have completed a guided flight test of Zeus.
Precision munitions have been priced like aircraft parts. Building a guided missile from commercial American components, with the targeting kept in software that can be updated, lets a small team make them at a cost a military can buy in volume.
We backed Aeon because modern conflicts consume precision munitions faster than the large defense primes can build them, and affordable, software-led weapons made at volume are what the US and its allies are now short of. The team pairs people who have served with engineers who have built missiles, and its work with Moog puts an established defense supplier behind the flight program.