Wear where
you're from.
Tees, hoodies and caps carrying the emblem: the state, the skyline and the things that make home feel like home.
See Drop 001

OkieWorld is an Oklahoma workshop for AI, drones, 3D prints, flying cars, off-grid living and future tech, with our own clothing line on the side.
The first OkieWorld collection: crest tees, a skyline hoodie, a varsity jacket and a light-up desk emblem. Drops January 1, 2027.
Drops 1.1.27
Tees, hoodies and caps carrying the emblem: the state, the skyline and the things that make home feel like home.
See Drop 001
Oklahoma City's tallest landmark, printed as a desk lamp. The tower is printed in one piece in SUNN clear PLA at the full height of a Bambu Lab A1 Mini (about 7 inches) and sits over an MH001 multicolor RGB LED base, so the whole skyline icon glows in any color. Beyond the flagship we print to order: parts, gifts, keychains and prototypes.

Quiet electric aircraft over the Oklahoma skyline aren't here yet, but we're following them closely. This is where we share what we learn, model and print concepts, and get people together who are excited about where flight is going. A vision and a community, not a dealership.
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Solar, small wind, rain catchment and a greenhouse, tied together with drones and simple smart tech. We're learning it hands-on under the Oklahoma sky and sharing what works, what doesn't and what it really costs. Ideas and know-how, not a turnkey promise.
Talk off-grid
Aerial photos and video for homes, land, events and local businesses, plus drone help like inspections and mapping. We plan the flight with you, fly safely and hand over files ready to use.
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Practical AI help for people and small businesses: automating busywork, setting up assistants around how you work, and one-on-one sessions so you can use the tools yourself. The Future Lab is where we try new tech first, from AI agents to robotics, and share what works. Plain words, no magic promises.
Talk it through
OkieWorld started in Edmond as a one-person workshop for the things I love building: prints, flights, code and clothes. It's still small, hands-on and local, and every project gets my full attention. The emblem carries what this place is known for: wind, oil, ranching, football Saturdays and folks who show up for each other.
Oklahoma skies Storm season is part of life here, and I love watching the weather roll across the plains. Expect some sky-watching on the LifeStream: radar, cloud structure and what the forecast is doing. Stay weather-aware and follow NWS Norman for official warnings.
A print, a flight, an off-grid build, an AI project or a wild idea: send a note and Ryan will get back to you personally.
Call (405) 371-8961 or email [email protected]
Based in Edmond, OK