EnCor Industries Inc. · Tulsa, Oklahoma
EnCor Industries builds NDAA-compliant small drones in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and CorCommand, the software that dispatches, flies, and records them. For first responders, energy operators, agriculture, and training programs. Every price is published.
No Section 889 covered components.
Manufactured in Oklahoma.
Detachable arms, printable spares.
Airborne in under 5 minutes.
Corvin from $1,799.
Three platforms, one standard: NDAA-compliant and US-built. The Corvin ships today. The Spector and Ranger are in development and open for reservation.
Quadcopter · In Development
A 14" quadcopter designed for long-endurance coverage at extended range, with a multi-sensor payload for inspection and response across wide areas. Target specifications; reservations open.
Compact Multi-Rotor · Shipping Now
A compact multi-rotor designed for dual use rapid incident deployment, confined-space reconnaissance, and pilot training.
Fixed-Wing VTOL · In Development
A fixed-wing VTOL for long-endurance coverage over wide areas such as pipeline, border, and large acreage. Target specifications; reservations open. Flights beyond visual line of sight need FAA authorization.
01 / First Responders
Deliver real-time situational awareness during active incidents. EnCor systems deploy in minutes and give command staff a live aerial view of the scene.
02 / Energy
Reduce inspection costs and improve safety outcomes across upstream and midstream oil and gas infrastructure using persistent aerial monitoring and thermal imaging.
03 / Agriculture
Precision aerial data collection across large acreage, giving growers and agronomists field data across whole operations without the cost of manned aircraft.
Every EnCor platform is engineered to pass procurement review before it ever takes off, so it is compliant, documented, and eligible for federal, state, and local purchase.
Built without covered foreign components or telecommunications, so federal agencies and their contractors can buy and fly it under Section 889.
Designed, assembled, and supported in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A domestic supply chain with no foreign manufacturing dependency.
Eligible for federal, state, local, and tribal purchase, including grant-funded public safety buys. Corvin kits sit under the $10,000 federal micro-purchase threshold.
Field-serviceable airframes with US-stocked parts and direct manufacturer support, with no import lead times to ground your fleet.
Mission data stays on infrastructure the operator controls, in the United States, and is never routed through foreign cloud services.
One accountable US point of contact for procurement, configuration, training, and warranty. Not a reseller channel.
