MA Leadership Visits GreenSight to Discuss 2027 Expansion
BOSTON, MA – October 7, 2026 – GreenSight welcomed Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll and Secretary of Economic Development Eric Paley to its headquarters in Charlestown on Tuesday, October 6, for an official visit and strategic discussion focused on the company’s expansion plans.
During the visit, company leadership met with state officials to discuss the planned construction of GreenSight’s new defense drone production facility in Massachusetts, slated for 2027. The state delegation toured the premises and learned firsthand about GreenSight’s innovative products and technologies.
Lieutenant Governor Driscoll and Secretary Paley expressed strong support for GreenSight’s vision, highlighting the administration’s commitment to fostering business growth, advanced manufacturing, and technological innovation within the Commonwealth.
"We were honored to host Lieutenant Governor Driscoll and Secretary Paley at GreenSight," said James Peverill, CEO GreenSight."Their enthusiasm for our mission and clear commitment to supporting local growth and manufacturing make them invaluable partners as we prepare for our 2027 expansion right here in Massachusetts.”
The upcoming drone production facility represents a significant milestone for GreenSight, expanding its operational capacity while contributing to economic growth and high-tech manufacturing opportunities in Massachusetts while fostering the United States robotics industrial base critical for long term national security.
About GreenSight
GreenSight is a U.S. robotics leader delivering NDAA-compliant, non-attributable uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) and related components such as avionics, payloads, propulsion and advanced autonomy software. For more information, visit www.greensightdefense.com or www.greensightag.com.
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