Why do you say they are specifically non-military? I work at a company that deals with ITAR (albeit I'm an engineer and hence with limited knowledge about thes

Why do you say they are specifically non-military? I work at a company that deals with ITAR (albeit I'm an engineer and hence with limited knowledge about these regulations). We deal with this kind of technology and only a small part of it needs to be ITAR compliant, if at all. If you are working specifically for the military as a (sub)contractor, ITAR restrictions could become more important. The main part of a drone that I think could run the risk for being controlled is a high-precision IMU. I doubt any other stuff would need to be under ITAR. And if the application is not military, you could probably get by with an off-the-shelf IMU.