Jul. 10 at 9:15 PM
$UMAC Everyone's talking drones today, and two names poppin' up: UMAC (Unusual Machines) and
$RDNT (Red Cat Holdings).
Let’s break it down, folks:
UMAC is positioned to win big because they’re building drone motors and systems right here in the U.S. That matters now more than ever with growing demand for NDAA-compliant, American-made tech—especially with the government pushing to cut out foreign components.
RDNT? They’re in the game too, but they lean heavier on accessories and software. UMAC, on the other hand, is literally manufacturing the hardware—and doing it at scale with a brand-new 17,000 sq ft facility in Orlando, Florida.
~U.S. production
~Real hardware, not just software
~Government and commercial appeal
That’s why if you’re betting on the money-making side of drones, UMAC is the stronger long-term play in my opinion, dudes and dude'ets.
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