For defense customers, NanTrak addresses the current capability gap in small form factor sensor and electronics payloads that are remotely deployable by individual warfighters to deliver networked kinetic and non-kinetic effects to mission environments. NanTrak turns common squad weapons and unmanned systems into platforms for delivering electronic warfare effects; tagging, tracking and targeting payloads; chemical and radiological sensing; and other intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance payloads. NanTrak technology also provides lethal rounds with lethality confirmation, target location, and other capabilities.

For the recreational hunting market, NanTrak’s game recovery solutions solve the two biggest problems for hunters: knowing when their shot animals have expired, and where they are located. The NanTrak technology deploys in the wound channel and transmits vitality and location data back to a hunter's handheld device.

2021: Completed .458 "Smart Projectile" prototype for DARPA Tactical Technology Office, with near 100% live fire results for projectile firing, deployment within a target, and transmission of signal and data back to a remote receiver.
2022: Repeated live fire results at SOCOM Technical Experimentation 22-2 Event.
2023: First AFWERX Phase I STTR for sensor and electronics effects delivery via munitions.
2024: First AFWERX Phase II STTR for delivery of 40mm Satellite Navigation Warfare and Communications Decoy Projectile prototypes for the 194th Air Support Operations Group ($1.8M contract, currently underway).
2024: First AFWERX Direct-to-Phase II SBIR for delivery of 40mm Advanced Ground Sensor, RF Detection and Repeater Payload Projectiles for the 366th Fighter Wing ($1.25M contract, in contracting).
2024: Selected for TIDE 2024 for Mobile EW Suite.
2024: Two technical abstracts selected for presentation at NDIA Future Force Capabilities Conference & Exhibition.