Howe & Howe

Howe & Howe Technologies is an American defense and emergency response robotics company based in Waterboro, Maine, founded in 2001 by twin brothers Mike and Geoff Howe. Now a subsidiary of Textron Systems following its acquisition in December 2018, the company manufactures the Thermite series of robotic firefighting vehicles and the RIPSAW family of unmanned ground vehicles, including the RIPSAW M5 developed for the U.S. Army's Robotic Combat Vehicle program. The Thermite RS3 was the first robotic firefighting vehicle sold domestically in the United States, deployed by the Los Angeles City Fire Department.

Howe & Howe has 1 robot model on the DEPLOY registry: Thermite RS3 (Howe & Howe builds physical robots).

Howe & Howe is not an independent public company; it has been acquired, per the DEPLOY registry.

On the DEPLOY registry, peer companies to Howe & Howe building in the same form factors include Roborock, Unitree Robotics, DJI, DLR Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics.

Geoff Howe is the ceo of Howe & Howe, per the DEPLOY registry.

Howe & Howe has no separately traded stock; it has been acquired.

Howe & Howe is headquartered in Waterboro, ME, USA.

Howe & Howe has been acquired and is no longer independently owned.

Howe & Howe operates 1 verified deployment, including at Los Angeles.

DEPLOY has 1 verified Howe & Howe deployment on record at sites including Los Angeles. That is a count of distinct field deployments each backed by sourced evidence, not a manufacturer's claimed unit total; it updates as new sites are verified.

On DEPLOY's intelligence score, which blends verified deployments, funding, hiring, media, safety, and IP signals, Howe & Howe ranks in roughly the top 26% of companies tracked by the registry.

Howe & Howe was founded in 2001.

Howe & Howe has no incidents on record in the DEPLOY registry. This does not constitute a safety guarantee; it reflects the incidents DEPLOY has tracked and verified to date.