Parallax Arena is a patent-pending FPV drone game and training arena: small drones fly inside a netted or defined space with targets, obstacles, lighting, operator oversight, and live scoring. No projectiles. No kinetic engagement.
Parallax is led by a former U.S. Air Force EOD technician, EOD School Honor Graduate, lifelong FPV pilot, and hands-on systems builder in Minot, North Dakota.
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U.S. Venues
Parallax is looking for existing netted or barricaded U.S. venues for Arena testing, demos, and installation conversations. Reach out: support@parallaxuas.org.
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Kickstarter target: June 15 to July 1, 2026. Reward tiers are planned to give early backers access to Arena kits.
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Onshape access supports CAD, PDM, and government-ready engineering workflows for disciplined development.
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The display will help visitors connect aviation history with modern unmanned flight technology.
Read Announcement →Parallax Solutions is a dynamic technology innovator developing cutting-edge solutions across multiple domains. From Parallax Arena, an immersive FPV drone gaming and training platform, through NDAA-compliant UAS manufacturing, to counter-UAS threat replication and international partnerships on drone interceptors, we are redefining the frontier. Whether through Parallax Clarion FPV audio or AeroFold aerial targets, we engineer advanced, affordable, and engaging systems equally suited for defense, STEM, and immersive entertainment.
Patent-pending FPV drone game arena with targets, lights, obstacles, scoring, and supervised rounds.
Explore Arena →Open-source drone detection tool planned for public release in August 2026. Passive and detection-only.
Explore Argus →Low-cost sUAS targets for authorized training. Design goal: hundreds per target, not thousands.
Explore Aerofold →Compact drone speaker and audio payload for FPV and non-DJI platforms. Preorder coming soon.
View Clarion →Coming soon.
View GuardX →A small FPV drone moves through a defined space. Players or trainees react to targets, lights, timing, and score feedback while an operator supervises the run.
No projectiles. No kinetic engagement. The public concept uses wireless-based scoring and visible feedback so people can watch the loop without anything being fired inside the space.
Nets or defined boundaries, obstacles, targets, lights, and operator stations.
Launch, fly, react, score, reset. Simple enough to explain. Structured enough to improve.
Demo scoping, pilot feedback, kit design, and Kickstarter preparation are active now.
Different customers need the same thing: a way to put drones in front of people without turning every demo into an improvised field event.
Parallax is a member of the Siemens Solid Edge for Startups and Onshape for Startups programs. Arena hardware, kit modules, and tooling are designed in CAD/PDM workflows used across aerospace, defense, and advanced manufacturing. Read the Onshape Startup Program announcement.
Short answers for venues, STEM programs, pilot customers, partners, and supporters.
An FPV drone game and training arena. Small drones fly inside defined spaces with targets, lighting, scoring, and operator oversight.
Product development. Parallax is scoping demos, pilot use cases, partner feedback, Kickstarter reward tiers, and kit development. Production kits are not open for sale yet.
Minot, North Dakota. Parallax Solutions is a U.S.-based LLC operating from a workshop-and-field development model.
Venues and arcades, STEM programs and museums, live event producers, demonstration customers, familiarization buyers, and aligned investors and technical partners.
Arena uses defined spaces, operator oversight, configurable safety posture, and supervised rounds. Safety documentation and venue posture are scoped per engagement.
Parallax designs and iterates on Arena hardware using Siemens Solid Edge and PTC Onshape through the Solid Edge for Startups and Onshape for Startups programs.
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