Aslan Motion Technologies has opened aslanmotion.com, an online store selling its own components for unmanned aircraft, ground vehicles, and maritime systems. The Radford, Virginia company announced the launch on October 15, 2026, and said Aslan Motion is starting the store with five products that its own team designed and that are manufactured in Radford. Commercial and defense customers in the United States and Canada can order from the new site.
The company develops its drone electronics with a focus on meeting National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) requirements and keeping a trusted supply chain, and it also builds motors for unmanned ground and maritime vehicles. Aslan funded the development of every product internally and designed each one for dual use. According to the company, that gives integrators a domestic part they can order straight from a catalog for drones, ground and sea vehicles, and other robotic platforms.
Inside the Aslan Motion Launch Lineup and Ship Dates
The first item on the store is the SAM-M10 GPS Module, part number 101067, which opened for pre-order on October 15 and is set to ship on October 22. The remaining electronics in the product lineup arrive at one-week intervals, starting with the 80A PRO 4-in-1 6S ESC (101082), which takes pre-orders on October 22 and ships on October 29. After that, the IR + Overt LED FPV Module (101083) opens for pre-order on October 29 and ships on November 5.
The H7 PRO Flight Controller (101081) rounds out the electronics, with pre-orders starting November 5 and shipping planned for November 12. The fifth product, the Aslan M20 Pro BLDC Motor (M20-14-A-01), became available on October 15, although buyers need to contact the sales team for pricing. The motor can be ordered with anodized finishes, and custom colors are offered on request.
Beyond the catalog items, Aslan says it can rework its existing designs into versions built for a specific customer. Products can also be submitted for UL or Intertek certification when they are part of a custom program or a finished end product. The company credits its leadership group, which has worked together for more than 25 years in high volume manufacturing of motors and electronics, with helping it move quickly from design into production while keeping quality consistent at scale.
Aftermarket Support and a Growing Catalog of Parts
Aslan is backing the store with aftermarket service that includes technical help and warranty work. Its engineers handle integration questions, troubleshooting, and custom requests directly with customers, and the company describes that role as an extension of a client’s own engineering team instead of a simple parts supplier. Aslan is registered on SAM.gov under CAGE code 25BM2, and it makes motors, electronic speed controllers, flight controllers, GPS modules, and seal-less pumps for defense primes, government integrators, and commercial builders.
The five launch products are only the start of the catalog. Aslan is developing additional drone components aimed at Group 1 through Group 3 unmanned aircraft systems, along with parts for ground and maritime platforms, and it plans to list each one on aslanmotion.com once it is released. The company has not said which products will come next or when they will appear.
Moe Barani, chief executive of Aslan Motion Technologies, said builders of unmanned systems have been asking for years for dependable parts that are made in the United States at a sensible price. He described how the company approached pricing and ordering with that request in mind.
“We priced this line to be reasonable and affordable, so an engineer at a prime, a government lab, or a small startup can order U.S. manufactured components, including NDAA focused electronics, without a long procurement chase. Today is the first step, and we will keep adding products and markets over the coming months.” Moe Barani, CEO of Aslan Motion Technologies
The store is set up for business buyers, who can send order requests and general questions to the company, while a separate support channel covers customer service, returns, and warranty claims. Aslan said later phases of its rollout will extend sales to allied markets in Europe and the Indo-Pacific region, building on its first step into the United States and Canada.
