Skydio

Ex-Google and MIT specialists have join forces in developing a system to enhance the accuracy of drones to fly better than that of human pilot. "A drone that's aware of its surroundings is far easier to control, safer to operate, and more capable," said the company. Founded in January 2015 Menlo Park, Calif.-based Skydio has raised $3 million in seed funding from Andreessen Horowitz and Accel Partners.

Vires Aeronautics

Vires Aero is working on creating "Ora," a "high performance" commercial drone with an innovative type of wing. The Livermore, Calif.-based Vires revealed that its Active Circulation Control (ACC) is designed to improve the elevation of fixed-wing aircraft by developing the airflow around the wing. Vires Founded in 2013 has obtained $1 million in series A funding.

 SkyWorks Aerial Systems

SkyWorks Aerial Systems can dodge the FAA's rule that is in regard to commercial drones in U.S. air space as it is developing a drone that can be utilized for industrial indoor applications. The "Qua.R.K." is a multi-rotor carbon composite vehicle can serve the purpose for both indoors and outside activities. The Henderson, N.V.-based SkyWorks started out as a student project at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and escalated from there. The team has plans on rising in $1 million in seed funding this year.

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