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TB2 Aerospace
An urgent rebrand and website launch
Challenge
TB2 Aerospace, a start-up, backed by substantial grants from the US Department of Defense, had been working discreetly on its innovative multi-mission payload system, DROPS. After completing successful flight trials and moving into production, the company was ready to unveil its technology publicly. However, its branding and website were outdated, failing to represent the cutting-edge nature of its work. With key launch events already scheduled for September, there was an urgent need to rebrand and launch a new website in just eight weeks.
Solution
Canny stepped in to deliver a comprehensive brand refresh. We began by refining the messaging to better reflect TB2 Aerospace’s vision and values. From there, we designed and developed a modern website, which was successfully launched in September 2024. To ensure a successful debut for both the new brand and the DROPS product, we devised a strategic PR campaign centred around the product’s first public appearances. These were scheduled for major industry events including Land Forces in Australia, ASCC in the US and DVD in the UK.
Success
The DROPS system now boasts a distinct brand identity, with messaging that clearly communicates its value to military and front-line operators. This is supported by a sleek, dynamic website that showcases TB2 Aerospace’s partnerships, the latest news and the technical capabilities of its system. The new website strikes the right balance – offering just enough detail to spark interest and prompt further enquiries. While the full PR campaign is still underway, early indicators show promising results, with strong engagement and a growing interest in the DROPS product line.
“It’s so exciting to see the vision of TB2 Aerospace come to life better than we could’ve imagined. Our new brand finally reflects the technology we’ve developed and will support our PR and business development going forward. Thank you to the Canny team for getting to the heart of what we needed so easily and turning it into a cohesive branding package.”
Hank Scott, CEO of TB2 Aerospace