Oregon UAS Accelerator
Oregon UAS Innovation Showcase
Vexil pitches in the afternoon session on autonomy, critical infrastructure and dual-use robotics, with the sixteen other companies of the accelerator’s Fall 2026 cohort.
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What people are writing
Vexil could help save firefighters’ lives
A profile of the team from home: a drone that carries a radio repeater to high ground and lands there, so crews in the mountains and canyons can keep talking.
The Corvallis Inquirer
Oregon UAS Accelerator welcomes 17 startups to its Fall 2026 cohort
Vexil is one of the seventeen. The twelve-week programme runs from August to November and ends with the showcase in Portland.
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The team posts as the work happens. Follow along, or catch up below.
Communication Restored
The company page on why the work matters: putting crews back in touch when the radios stop reaching.
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As wildfires grow, reliable communication matters more
Why the relay exists: a drone carries a radio relay to high ground and lands there, extending the radios crews already carry, with the last decade’s wildfire toll behind it.
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Setting the standard for communication reliability
The line the home page opens with, as a post of its own from the company page.
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A great start to the Fall 2026 cohort
Orientation week with the Oregon UAS Accelerator: program partners, the Pendleton UAS Range and the Rees Training Center, and twelve weeks ahead toward field testing and pilot deployments.
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Selected for the Oregon UAS Accelerator
Vexil joins the Fall 2026 cohort: twelve weeks of product development, field testing and pilot preparation, kicking off in Pendleton.
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