LANTRONIX

Nasdaq: $LTRX  ·  Edge AI · Industrial IoT · Drone Computing

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$LTRX Lantronix, Inc. Edge AI · Industrial IoT · Drone Computing

Global leader in Edge AI and Industrial IoT solutions delivering intelligent computing, secure connectivity, and remote management for mission-critical applications. Serves high-growth markets including smart cities, enterprise IT, and commercial and defense unmanned systems. NDAA/TAA-compliant Edge AI technology is being integrated into next-generation video processing solutions for defense and commercial drone applications - the compute backbone inside other companies' drone systems.

Raised FY2026 drone revenue expectation to $10M–$14M in Q3, driven by strong momentum across the UAS ecosystem. Grew drone OEM engagements to 17 in Q1 FY2026. Partners include Teledyne/FLIR (AI-driven drone thermal cameras) and Aerora (autonomous navigation in drones and robotics).

Key products: Open-Q System-on-Module (SoM) compute platforms, EdgeFabric.ai visual orchestration, industrial 5G routers, embedded IoT connectivity modules.

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ARTICLES

Soldiers watching a multirotor drone fly overhead
Lantronix · $LTRX

HOW LANTRONIX IS ENABLING AMERICA’S DRONE BOOM

JT · September 30, 2026

The edge-AI compute inside Teal's Black Widow and the Drone Dominance push - $12.6 million in fiscal 2026 drone revenue, a CEO who thinks it can double, and six analysts all rating LTRX a Buy.

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INTERVIEWS

"We Are the Brain of This Drone" | Lantronix CEO Saleel Awsare $LTRX
Lantronix · $LTRX

"WE ARE THE BRAIN OF THIS DRONE" | LANTRONIX CEO SALEEL AWSARE

Commercial UAV Expo · Edge Compute · Drone Autonomy

Lantronix CEO Saleel Awsare sits down with Benny and JT at Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas to explain the system on module that runs a drone's camera and computer vision - why autonomy needs edge computing where GPS is denied, drone revenue of $12.6 million over the past 12 months, and customers from Red Cat to Unusual Machines.