Built from experience
We draw on flight experience, electronics, and hands-on fabrication.
Parallax empowers and employs globally across allied NATO nations.
Our people work across North America and Europe. Our main office is in Dayton, Ohio, with a research office in Minot, North Dakota.
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Founded in North Dakota in 2026, Parallax Solutions is a veteran-owned drone engineering and training company. See our service areas.
Our Mission
From flying FPV to building drone systems.
We provide FPV training, supervised demonstrations, UAS design and prototyping, and drone detection evaluations. Arena core development is complete, with limited kit preorders planned for Q2 2027.
Tell us what you need to learn, build or evaluate. We agree on the equipment, schedule and deliverables before starting the work.
Workshop Detail
Design decisions show up in flight.
Frame geometry, camera placement, antenna mounting and component weight affect handling, visibility and maintenance. We consider those details when designing an aircraft or explaining it to a training group.
Hardware Fabrication
CAD, fabrication, and testing in the same workflow.
We use CAD and workshop fabrication to turn designs into parts, check how they fit, and revise them after testing.
Rapid Prototyping
Test a part before committing to production.
3D printing lets us check brackets, housings, fixtures, and target components early in a design.
A printed part can be handled, fitted, and revised before we choose a production process.
Founder
Nicholas Trevino, Founder & CEO.
Nicholas is a former U.S. Air Force EOD technician and longtime FPV pilot and builder. Before founding Parallax, he shared his work as Mr Odyssey FPV. Today, he brings that flight and workshop experience to drone engineering, prototypes and training systems.
Principles
How we work.
Use actual equipment
Demonstrations use actual equipment so participants can see how it behaves.
Plan the operation
We agree on the venue, supervision, and operating requirements before work starts.
Match the work to the customer
Choose the work you need: FPV training, a prototype, a detection evaluation or an Arena installation discussion.
Explain the limits
We explain what the equipment does and what remains to be tested.
Revise after testing
Test results and customer feedback inform the next revision.
Growth Mission
Work with Parallax.
We welcome engineering collaborators, training customers, and venues or operators interested in the first Arena kit rollout.
For a service inquiry, tell us the work you need. For Arena, tell us about your venue, audience and operating team.
Engage
Bring your project to Parallax.
Start with the problem you want to solve, the people involved and your timeline. We will help define the next step.