We are proud to support Quantum Systems’ Twister sUAS project with customised servo technology developed specifically for the demands of this smart, short-range reconnaissance eVTOL aircraft.

Dr. Vladislav Apostolyuk is our new Chief Technology Officer (CTO). The Ukrainian-born aerospace engineer joined us as Technical Director in 2025 and now succeeds former CTO Mark Juhrig, who passed away in autumn 2025 following a long illness.

We're proud to support Jetoptera's FTC-250 powertrain with high-performance actuation for its Fluidic Propulsion System (FPS®). Instead of relying on conventional rotors, Jetoptera uses compressed air and Coandă-type thrusters to generate powerful, quiet, and precisely controllable VTOL thrust. For this concept to work in real flight, airflow distribution and thrust-vectoring must respond extremely fast and reliably - and that's exactly where Volz actuators come in.

We’re proud to work with German UAV specialist Avilus in the development of its new unmanned helicopter Wespe (wasp) – a platform that truly lives up to its name. Like its biological counterpart, the UAV delivers exceptional agility, rapid directional changes, and strong endurance. Designed for demanding land-based, offshore, and naval logistics scenarios, Wespe requires steering components that respond rapidly and operate reliably under all conditions.

Reliable Control for Mission-Critical UAVs: Volz Servos and Embention, the Spanish specialist for autonomous flight avionics, are long-time partners in aviation projects. And by integrating our high-reliability actuators with the Veronte Autopilot, we’re delivering a robust and adaptable solution for UAV and eVTOL applications that operate in the most demanding conditions.

Our customer BETA Technologies from the USA is on a Grand Tour in Europe to present the fully electric aircraft ALIA. The stopover at Frankfurt/Egelsbach Airport on July 18 was a special highlight for us at Volz Servos, because our actuators are flying in this aircraft: Volz is the supplier of high-precision servos for critical control functions such as elevator, aileron, and rudder flaps in the fly-by-wire system.

We are proud to contribute our Volz Servos expertise to one of the most exciting projects in aviation: Vertical Aerospace’s VX4 prototype programme. The VX4 is a piloted, electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft designed to make air travel safer, quieter, and entirely emission-free — and we’re thrilled to play a part in it’s development.

We're excited to announce a strategic partnership with Piasecki Aircraft Corporation, a pioneer in vertical flight. Together, we’re bringing our actuator technology to one of the most ambitious rotorcraft autonomy programs in the world: ADAPT – Adaptive Digital Automated Pilotage Technology.

We are proud to announce that Volz Servos is now officially certified according to EN/AS 9100 – the leading quality standard for the aerospace industry. This achievement formally confirms what has always driven us: delivering electromechanical actuators with the highest quality, precision, and reliability.