The Missile Defense Agency has selected Northrop Grumman to develop the Glide Phase Interceptor (GPI) against hypersonic threats. Corvid's modeling, simulation, and HPC expertise will help enhance GPI's effectiveness. 

Corvid Technologies believes in fostering a community centered on growth, innovation and education. We are proud to partner with ASCTE to empower the next generation of students to thrive in their respective fields. 

Corvid Technologies is in full-rate production of the Extensible Warhead and is proud to deliver another order ahead of schedule for our valued customers.  

Corvid Technologies' headquarters expansion is underway with the addition of a 200,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility. Corvid is dedicated to creating a vibrant engineering center that merges research, development, design, and manufacturing. 

Corvid Technologies LLC took part in several fundraisers to support 10 mission-driven charities in Iredell County, raising over $244,000 to benefit local community initiatives. 

In collaboration with AeroVironment (AV) and L3Harris, we are proud to provide this effective, low-collateral damage solution to address threats in both open and cluttered environments. AV’s VAPOR® 55 MX all-electric helicopter unmanned aircraft system (UAS) can carry up to four Shryke munitions, each equipped with highly lethal modular warheads.

Our GPS-guided, multi-mission precision strike missile, termed Shryke, controlled munition delivery within 1-2 meters of targets during testing. Institu’s Integrator, a NATO Class 1 UAS, enabled the effective deployment of Shryke with its 40 lb freight capacity and over 24 hour flight endurance.

The SBIR program involves developing a new vehicle seating technology focused on multi-directional threat mitigation. Using Corvid’s high-fidelity computational physics solver, Velodyne, and Jankel’s innovative seating technology, the team will solve challenges involving high-energy threats to vehicle seating.

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) named Corvid Technologies LLC the Southeast Region Small Business Subcontractor of the Year following nominations by Ms. Alyssa Hopfensperger, Small Business Liaison Officer, and Ms. Rachel Page, Subcontract Administrator, Oshkosh Defense, LLC.

A flying supercar sounds like a fever dream conjured up by the love child of Elon Musk and Judy Jetson. And yet, here we are, with the Fusion JC7 jet-engine concept car. The design is currently with Corvid Technologies undergoing Computational Fluid Dynamics (CDF) testing to identify the pitching moments and drag coefficient.

Corvid Technologies LLC, completed holiday fundraisers to raise money for 11 mission-driven and nonprofit organizations in Iredell County.

The global simulation industry collaboration and technology alliance Revolution in Simulation, created to accelerate innovation through the democratization of engineering simulation, announces Corvid HPC as its newest participating sponsor and collaborator.

Corvid Technologies as won a potential 10-year, $385 million contract to provide operations and maintenance support for the Missile Defense Agency’s test instrumentation systems. The company will help the agency execute missions and ensure the readiness of testing platforms for data collection, recording and distribution.

Corvid Technologies is honored to receive the Lockheed Martin Space Supplier Recognition Award for Supplier of the Year. This accolade, presented at the virtual LM Supplier Conference, highlights Corvid's exceptional contributions to Lockheed Martin.

U.S. missile defense experts needed software support for a variety of ballistic missile defense tests. They found their solution from Corvid Technologies LLC in Mooresville, N.C.

Corvid Technologies LLC, the provider of Velodyne, a high-fidelity, multi-physics, multi-numerics, hydro-structural solver, announces a new partnership with Coreform, the developer of Coreform Cubit preprocessor. Coreform Cubit will be the preferred preprocessor for Velodyne.

USA Bobsled/Skeleton (USABS) welcomes Corvid Technologies to the team as its Official Technology and Digital Engineering Partner and Supplier through June 2026. Corvid Technologies provides Digital Engineering solutions using first principles physics for a variety of customers in the Department of Defense, throughout motorsports, and with the sliding sports of bobsled and skeleton.

Corvid Technologies has won a potential five-year, $223.2M contract to provide hardware, equipment and components needed to produce sub-orbital flight vehicles for the U.S. Navy, other government organizations and Japan.

Corvid Technologies LLC, Mooresville, North Carolina, is awarded a $223,277,038 firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee, cost-reimbursable, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for the delivery of hardware, equipment and components for manufacturing and integration of short- and medium-range sub-orbital flight vehicles supporting Navy, other government agencies, and Foreign Military Sales testing over a five-year ordering period..

Corvid provides computational physics analysis support to the defense and automotive industries. Its customers range from the U.S. Department of Defense, to U.S. Olympic teams, to the motorsports industry. “Basically, what we do is we model really complex physical events on big, giant supercomputers,” Robinson explained. 

Corvid Technologies LLC, Mooresville, North Carolina, is awarded a $223,277,038 firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee, cost-reimbursable, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for the delivery of hardware, equipment and components for manufacturing and integration of short- and medium-range sub-orbital flight vehicles supporting Navy, other government agencies, and Foreign Military Sales testing over a five-year ordering period..

Corvid Technologies LLC, which provides physics-based engineering solutions for the defense, automotive, aircraft, and biomedical industries, will locate its headquarters in Iredell County, creating 367 new jobs, Governor Roy Cooper announced today. The company will invest $28.9 million in Mooresville. "