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Adam Bry is the Co-Founder and CEO of Skydio, the leading U.S. drone manufacturer and world leader in autonomous flight technology, founded in 2014 to develop AI-powered drones for consumer, enterprise, and defense applications.

A graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a degree in aerospace engineering, Bry was an early team member at Google X's Project Wing, contributing to delivery drone initiatives before launching Skydio. Under his leadership, Skydio achieved unicorn status in 2021 with a $1 billion valuation after a $170 million Series D round and has since grown to a multi-billion-dollar company, securing contracts with the U.S. Department of Defense and international partners for autonomous systems like the Skydio X10 drone.

Bry has testified before Congress on U.S. drone policy and national security, emphasizing innovation in aviation and electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) technologies. He advocates for American leadership in the next century of aviation, ethical AI in drones, and bridging public-private partnerships to advance critical infrastructure and defense capabilities.

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Jeff Ashley

This should be interesting

Rhonda Crawford

Sweet this is going to be good! I don't know the first thing about drones other than I can't fly one worth a s***!

Rhonda Crawford

My local law enforcement just used one of these to clear a house a suspect was held up in assailant was arrested without anyone getting hurt

Trevor Francis

The future is here it just isn’t evenly distributed! Facts. What I enjoy the most is the connecting of dots for Shawn. Gives me a lot more confidence. Selling UAV services in America in commercial and residential aspects is 90% education and 10% execution. (Exaggerated)

Trevor Francis

Dude, can’t wait for an F10 in our fleet! So sick, no cyber truck though.

Donny Bozeman

Not a fan. He should be ashamed the way he's trying to get market share. Very shady and used a lib to get it started. I want American options but getting your competitors banned is crazy. How about you turn your comments on when you post. Let's see what the people think about your products. Or better yet, let's ask some search and rescue guys what works best or what's more feasible for their already crippled budgets. I encourage anyone to do a little digging on this guy, Eloise Stefanik, and the Countering CCP drone bill. Wouldn't be surprised if this guy was behind the Jersey Drone scare just to get people scared of them. I haven't listened yet, but Shawn I trust you and trust that you'll ask the tough questions. Or maybe you dont know who you're sitting across. He might as well be a slimeball politician. He's getting bills passed and defense funding like he is. Regardless, I'm a follower and I'm here for it.

Trevor Francis

So glad Adam hit on ALL tech has security issues. Your ring door bell your vehicle cameras etc. the idea that NDAA is just about drones is false. We’re not picking football teams or pickup brand.

Mr. Bob Dobalina

Disappointed Shawn had him on. This company bribes congress to ban competition that is clearly superior and hurting American industry. I’m out

Jeff Ashley

These drones are so awesome! I been dipping into owning civilian drones and they are so bad ass

Jeff Ashley

I immediately went and looked up the price for skydio drones and holy hell man...not for regular people unless you want to take out a HUGE loan..fuck man I want one...so cool

OC

Years ago I wrote down an idea for autonomous done system in my idea notebook. Strategically placed in a school. I have five kiddos. Multiple school shooting have happened since. I don't think there's no better place to deploy such tech. Industry and enterprise come second.

Jeff Ashley

I hope i live to see the day we stop all trade with every country who hates us and we get to the point of making everything in america again like we did before WW2

Robert Diggins

🚨CAR DEALERSHIP KEYWORDS • Extended Warranty • Fraud • Oil Consumption • Normal 🚨ANALYSIS ALGORITHMS: • Moving The Goal Posts Fallacy • Planned Obsolescence Motive 🚨Let's sick those suckers on the worst dealership criminals. All makes and models have agreed to commit these crimes against The People and The Commons. Cars are now DESIGNED to burn oil, especially the really thin oil required by the warranties. 💡

Robert Diggins

I think all monitoring LE activities, ostensibly/allegedly allowed by voters in communities, need to be checked by The Constitution. It's not easy to refuse "security", but, as the guest mentioned, it's a tough question. I disagree that it's impossible to argue with the success mentioned, but the arguments can't be superficial, for sure. This is true from the neighborhood to geopolitical "security", by full spectrum dominance. The problem is always what we weren't told and how we become dominated, in the transition. Life was different 40 years ago, as it was 40 years prior to then. It's a very difficult problem and I think some arguments are in line with pro 2A, such as the decentralization of force, to counter tyrants who are always here. When the time comes that we have no effective means of resisting tyranny, that means we have no Republic. Those aren't things we consider in our daily lives, which are increasingly full of fear and the desire for centralized security and even a unipolar world, that will resemble religion, and will last for a thousand years. Maybe... 🤔 Cool tech, bro. Have you heard of LOGO (I think, and I'm not going to look it up!), a robotic turtle that was programmable with BASIC. Kind of like an etch a Sketch that could lift up the pen. It was used in schools in the mid 80s, to get kids interested in programming.

Shawn Osborn

Poor deer they don’t have a chance!

Joey Nicholas

One of the biggest frauds in the first responder drone community. Emulates the same characteristics as Gavin newsom. Pretends to be an innovator in drones while committing communistic sales strategies

Joey C

Don’t quite know if this guys one of the good ones. Between his preteen arms, the voice and vocabulary of a super prick and the last time he handled a firearm was “summer camp” I’m not finding much common ground.

Trevor Francis

What blows my mind isn’t the tech it’s the empathy problem. Adam Bry, co-founder of Skydio, keeps getting attacked by Americans for raising a simple, uncomfortable truth: our national security and our economic future are being compromised by dependence on DJI and the CCP. Not because the drones are bad, but because we’ve grown emotionally attached to cheap convenience. We’re empathizing with price tags instead of principles. That’s how you weaken a country without firing a shot. You flood the market with equipment so cheap and convenient that people defend it more passionately than they defend their own industrial base. It turns consumerism into a belief system. I don’t know Adam. I own an X10. And I can tell you from firsthand work in the field: American-built systems create jobs, training pipelines, accountability, and real career paths. Imported “toys” and I’m not using that as an insult can’t build the kind of ecosystem a country needs if it wants to compete, innovate, or stay secure. Imagine this: Every time someone in America grows taller and stronger than the competition, we cut their legs off because someone prefers a cheaper option. That’s the game China has mastered. And we’re helping them win because we’re emotionally addicted to convenience. If you can’t see it here, think about every other industry we’ve already lost the same way. Thirty years of Sears catalogs turning into Amazon dopamine hits have trained people to confuse comfort with progress. The result? We attack our own innovators and empathize with the very systems eroding our strength. This isn’t about brand loyalty. It’s about national resilience. And it’s time we stop mistaking cheapness for leadership.

JamiM

This is concerning. I certainly want measures to minimize risk to law enforcement and military; my concern is over-reach usage I believe is more risky to the public primarily from other agencies. With each of these advancements in technology we are too easily allowing an ever growing surveillance state.

Steven Russelle

Skydio made a great consumer droe. As usual, I earned of them when it was too late. I don't think any (actual) US company ever will make a consumer drone. Regulations and liabilities wiuld be just too much. US regulation and hand wringing over drones has a lot in common with cnsorship and "hate" jailings in the UK and EU. Further, the US denies every remedy to drone trespass and harassment. The scene is a loser for manufacturers and citizens alike.

Daniel R Jones Jr

I would buy a consumer Skydio drone if one was offered for a reasonable price. My employer has the X-10 and they are great.