Loxo Labs GmbH

Loxo Labs GmbH
Freddie-Mercury-Straße 5
80797 München
Deutschland
https://www.loxolabs.com/

Emanuel von Grolman
CEO
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Loxo Labs defines the Unmanned Infrastructure Systems (UIS) market. Its core product is the Unit, which provides a modular, drone-agnostic transport and launch infrastructure for scalable autonomous drone operations, effectively reducing the time from alert to effect in both civil and defence operations.

About Loxo Labs

Founded in Munich in 2025, Loxo Labs builds the infrastructure behind autonomous drone operations, covering secure transport, storage, power supply, thermal management and autonomous deployment of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). The systems are drone-agnostic and can integrate different airframes, including interceptors and fixed-wing drones. The partner supplies the drone, and Loxo Labs delivers the infrastructure for it, so one operator can launch multiple drones, each leaving the Unit less than 2 seconds after the command.

Technology / Research

  • Drone-agnostic, OEM-independent transport and launch infrastructure that integrates different airframes, from interceptors and fixed-wing drones today to more in the future
  • Launch in under 2 seconds via lift, pneumatic or self-propelled launch
  • The thermal management system controls heating, ventilation, air conditioning and humidity within the Unit, designed to withstand outside temperatures from −40 °C to +63 °C
  • The integrated battery management system allows for operations without external power for up to 2 weeks; power input 24–60 V DC or 230 V AC, up to 500 W; charging power up to 100 W
  • Its software, the Loxo Orb, regulates all systems of the Unit. It integrates securely into existing command and control (C2) and allows for updates and reliable feedback from the drone

Products / (services)

  • The Unit can house multiple drones, making swarm integration a reality: the simultaneous launch and coordinated operation of numerous drones from a single command and control system
  • The Unit is designed for multi-domain operations, focusing on land and sea
  • C2 integration: connecting the drone and the Unit to existing command and control infrastructure
  • Customised development of launch and control systems