QC test rigs costing $15K become obsolete every 2-4 weeks as drone designs evolve

Quality control for military FPV drones requires custom test jigs that check motor spin direction, ESC calibration, receiver binding, and video link -- each jig is designed for a specific frame geometry and component layout. When the drone design changes (which happens every 2-4 weeks in active conflict), the test jig must be redesigned and rebuilt at $10-15K per iteration. Over 6 months, a production line can spend $150K+ on test fixtures for a drone that costs $200. This persists because no one has built a universal test platform that adapts to arbitrary drone geometries, and the rapid design iteration driven by battlefield feedback makes fixed-geometry test fixtures inherently disposable.