Quantum Systems Partners with Sysgration for UAS Production in Taiwan

Sep 11, 2025
Quantum Systems has announced a strategic partnership with Sysgration to localize the production and sustainment of uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) in Taiwan, enhancing support across the Asia-Pacific region.
Quantum Systems Partners with Sysgration for UAS Production in Taiwan

Quantum Systems has announced a strategic partnership with Sysgration to localize the production and sustainment of uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) in Taiwan, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to accelerate the deployment and maintenance of Quantum Systems' Twister, Vector AI, and Reliant UAS across the Asia-Pacific region.

Under the agreement, Sysgration will handle the assembly, integration, and sustainment of these systems, ensuring secure supply chains and providing in-country maintenance, repairs, and operator training. This move is part of Quantum Systems' broader strategy to enhance localized manufacturing and support in the region, complementing its existing operations in Australia.

The partnership will be showcased at the 2025 Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition, where Sysgration will display Quantum Systems' UAS. This initiative is expected to strengthen Quantum Systems' position in the Asia-Pacific market by providing faster and more resilient lifecycle support for its AI-enabled robotic systems.

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