Unusual Machines (UMAC)

Overall impact
D (35)

Commentary

Unusual Machines is a below-average overall performer. With a 'D' rating of 35.3 for overall impact (bottom 25% of all companies), Unusual Machines ranks 92nd out of 142 industry peers, behind Lisi, Meggitt, Dewey Electronics and 88 others, and ahead of Northrop Grumman, PAC Aviation International, Korea Aerospace Industries and 47 others. On top material causes for Unusual Machines's industry (Aerospace & Defense), Unusual Machines performs well in Racial Justice and Civil Rights (87.2 score), Racial Justice and Civil Rights (87.2), Technology Innovation (94.8) and 3 other causes where it received an 'A' score and performs poorly in Reduced Availability of Weapons (35.5 score), Equal Pay and Opportunity (39.8), Reduced Waste (15.4) and 40 other causes where it received a 'D' or 'F' score.
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Company
Employees
144
Sector
Industrials
Industry
Aerospace & Defense
Sub-industry
Aerospace & Defense
SASB industry
Aerospace & Defense
Headquarters
#<Country/State:0x0000ffff777f5298>, United States
Share classes
UMAC
Description
Unusual Machines manufactures and sells drones and drone components through business-to-business sales and selected retail channels. It primarily serves the American drone industry and is expanding domestic manufacturing of critical components used in small unmanned aerial systems. Its products include drone motors, flight controllers, electronic speed controllers, cameras, video transmitters, batteries, FPV goggles, complete drones and related equipment. Its Fat Shark business designs ultra-low-latency video goggles that allow drone pilots to receive a real-time, first-person view from the aircraft. Rotor Riot operates a drone-focused e-commerce marketplace selling FPV drones, components and equipment directly to consumers and drone enthusiasts. Rotor Lab develops and manufactures electric motors and propulsion systems for unmanned aerial systems from its operations in Canberra, Australia. The company serves consumer, commercial, public-safety, defense and US government markets, with its main facilities located in Orlando, Florida.
Material causes
Ethos considers the following causes material for Unusual Machines, based on its industry sub-industry Aerospace & Defense. Learn more about material causes in our methodology overview.

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