Ryan Gury

CEO Cofounder @PDW_ai
prior CTO Cofounder @droneraceleague

Small drones for American warfighters 🇺🇸 / acc

[Dario prescenzi @___Dario_____]

I'm just gonna leave this here

[Kenneth Cassel @KennethCassel]

You can tell David will win just purely on vibes alone from scrolling his X profile for a few minutes

This is actually how all due diligence should happen

[Jennifer Marsman @jennifermarsman]

Using Microsoft Execution Containers (https://t.co/2growXMNL3), you can run OpenClaw natively on Windows, and the sandbox prevented deletion of all files on the Desktop. Running OpenClaw more safely in an enterprise is "pretty dope". :) https://t.co/wW2Y3dUm9r

[Peter Steinberger 🦞 @steipete]

@alexeheath It’s not OpenClaw-like, it is the OpenClaw gateway.

[Steven Murdoch @sjmurdoch]

For 19 years, GPS satellites have secretly broadcast a “numbers station” in their public signals. We decoded 12M messages: a 2011 flash where 31 of 32 satellites flipped in hours, “ghost” substrings repeating years apart, and a “TEXT” prefix spreading now. https://t.co/xz3svmqiDa

[Ethan Thornton @ethanrthornton]

Deeply thankful to everyone who helped make this milestone possible, and to @InfiniteXYZ and @RibbitCapital for their partnership.

Excited for what comes next.

[PDW @PDW_ai]

Programs like FIRST Robotics play an important role in inspiring the next generation of engineers, innovators, and technology leaders.

PDW's Chief Engineer in Huntsville, AL, Allen Bancroft, recently served as the Co-Judge Advisor for the 2026 FIRST Robotics World Championship in Houston, TX. A dedicated FIRST volunteer for the past 27 years, Allen helped lead the judging effort for more than 600 teams from around the world and supported the recognition of 112 student teams and achievements throughout this year's competition.

We’re honored to have PDW team members who give back to the STEM community in such meaningful ways. Congratulations to the students, volunteers and FIRST Robotics on another incredible year of inspiring youth to pursue education and careers in STEM-related fields.

[Son Luong @sluongng]

Codex just found a “workaround” of not having sudo on my pc…

[Dylan Malyasov | 🧐 @DylanMalyasov]

A Chinese company is now selling spray-on coating that makes drones harder for radar to detect, available in buckets and applied with a spray gun. What was once a classified military technology is now a commercial product sold by the kilogram.

https://t.co/UpXkLFFw6d

[Mehdi @MehdiHacks]

Another interesting article in the June 2026 issue of IEEE Microwave Magazine discusses a compact pixelated PCB-based bandpass filter!
(zoom in on the picture)

[Alex Finn @AlexFinn]

HOW I USE CODEX AND CLAUDE CODE OPUS 4.8 TOGETHER:

After 24 hours of testing Opus 4.8 nonstop I've come up with the best system

Opus 4.8 is excellent. On Max thinking it is the smartest model I've ever used

The issue is, Codex as a harness is better than Claude Code

Opus 4.8 might have an edge on intelligence, but I enjoy using Codex (both desktop and mobile app) much more

Where Codex > Claude Code:

• More consistently tests its own code without me asking
• Does small things that make using it great like spin up servers without me asking and telling me exactly what to test and how to do it
• Automatically does computer use if need be to test itself
• A way more seamless desktop to mobile transition
• Doesn't require me to navigate between 3 tabs to use different functionality. Everything in one place.

Because of this Codex is still my main driver.

But where you get super powers is when you use them TOGETHER

Been working on some super hard problems the last day

I'll give the same large scale, challenging problem to both and have them both build plans

I then give the plans to the other agent. The Opus 4.8 plan ends up being better almost every time

So moving forward I have both agents up, but use Opus 4.8 to build plans for super challenging problems, then give them to Codex

Claude Code also will be able to solve some bugs much faster than Codex

It's funny, this is a 100% role reversal from 1 month ago

Anyway, that's the current best workflow. Codex for daily driving/on the go work. Claude for super challenging problems or fixing bugs Codex struggles with

But of course, this all can change with any given update

Don't have any loyalty. Use the best tools available to you. This is how you win.

[PDW @PDW_ai]

PDW is proud to welcome five exceptional leaders to our growing executive team as we continue delivering decisive airpower at the edge.

• Kristie Rodenbush, Chief People Officer: Kristie is an experienced people and talent executive who has led HR strategy across high-growth technology, AI, healthcare, and enterprise organizations. Her experience spans executive HR leadership, advising emerging companies, and supporting organizations through periods of rapid scale and change.

• Abigail Stock, Chief Marketing Officer: Former EVP and Head of Global Marketing & Communications at Axon, Abi brings deep expertise in global brand, growth, communications, and go-to-market strategy. As CMO she will lead strategy and execution for PDW's marketing, communications and brand efforts.

• Brandon Pearce, Chief Engineer: Previously with SpaceX, Virgin Orbit, and Relativity Space, Brandon has extensive experience leading high-performance engineering teams and aerospace systems development in extreme environments. Brandon will lead PDW's new engineering hub in Denver, CO.

• Jon Bennett, SVP of Government Affairs: Jon brings deep expertise across defense policy, government affairs, and national security, with leadership experience spanning the Department of War, Congress, and the private sector. Establishing PDW's presence in the Washington, D.C. area, Jon will lead the strategic integration of governmental policy and business objectives.

• Brian Burke, SVP Engineering: Brian brings to PDW more than 25 years of experience building and scaling multidisciplinary teams across consumer products, robotics, and automation. Previously serving in senior leadership roles at SharkNinja, Symbotic, and Stanley Black & Decker, Brian has a proven track record of transforming innovative technologies into commercially successful products.

We're also proud to announce the promotion of two PDW executives into new leadership roles:

• Gustav Bahn, General Counsel: Gustav brings more than two decades of legal and corporate leadership experience to PDW, spanning public and private companies, securities and investments, and complex corporate transactions. Gustav previously served as PDW's Deputy General Counsel.

• Michael Baileys, Chief of Staff: Mike brings more than 20 years of military leadership and national security experience to his role as Chief of Staff. Before assuming this position, he served as PDW’s General Counsel.

Together, this team strengthens PDW’s ability to deliver next-generation autonomous systems for defense and public safety missions worldwide.

[Teddy @WarnerTeddy]

i mounted a tiny microphone on my apartment balcony to listen for any birds passing by and built a site to collage them as they're heard

[Prompter @PromptLLM]

Insane idea from Opus 4.8

[くられ @reraku]

なかなかトリッキーな商品をみつけた

[Aaronia AG @Aaronia_AG]

We are packing the SPARK Ultra #PCB for Boston #IMS2026 😎
16 phase coherent 40GSPS DDS signal generators offering 16x20GHz 24/7 IQ streaming via 8xUSB 4, 8x100G Ethernet or file playback from RAM, SSD or 4x huge #VERSAL SoC #FPGA
#Sigint #Aaronia #AMD

[PDW @PDW_ai]

The tactical drone market is moving fast, but the real challenge is no longer just building a drone. It’s building systems that operators can effectively deploy, adapt, sustain, and scale in real-world conditions.

PDW’s Chief Innovation Officer @rgury and Chief Technology Officer Dylan Hamm sat down with @InsideUnmanned to discuss the evolving Drone Dominance landscape, lessons learned from Gauntlet 1, and where the market is heading next.

The conversation covers:
• Operator workflows and reducing cognitive load
• Scaling pilot training and operational readiness
• Designing for contested EW environments
• Modular systems and payload flexibility
• Building domestic supply chains that can actually support mass production

Success on the battlefield will require companies to combine superior performance, manufacturability, and operational utility, not just demos and prototypes.

Read the full interview in comments below.

[PDW @PDW_ai]

@rgury https://t.co/VdxDbyHVYP

[Aliz (they/them pls) @AlizTheHax0r]

Do I win AliExpress cursed item competition with this

[kache @yacineMTB]

Ladies and gentlemen
This is what frontier AI research looks like