Cyberlux Corp (CYBL)

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Volume 16,699,801
Avg Vol 20,703,557
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Stochastic %K 41%
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Analysts Strong Buy
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Company Profile

Cyberlux Corporation designs, develops, and markets portable lighting products for commercial, military, and government users in the United States. The company provides BrightEye tactical illumination systems and related products that address the lighting needs of various branches of the military and government organizations, including the National Guard, the U. S. Air Force, and the U.S. Army. It serves the Department of Defense/military markets, as well as Homeland Security customers. Cyberlux...

Industry: Aerospace & Defense
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 919 474 9700
Fax: 919 474 9712
Address:
923 Franklin Street, Durham, United States
happyhouractual
happyhouractual Oct. 5 at 5:53 AM
$CYBL Yep 👇 Gotta love the OTC cesspool…so much “expert” obfuscation and wordsmithing, so little time…🤮
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marathonman20032003
marathonman20032003 Oct. 5 at 5:50 AM
$CYBL 4 months ago, the one big beautiful bill was signed. 1 year ago CYBL of of Caveat Emptor. we've basically gone backwards since then
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Johnc72
Johnc72 Oct. 4 at 8:01 PM
$CYBL Look guys I have been here over 5 years. Unless they partner with a company that absorbs there OS , we are all fucked . RS will be way over 100 per share. If so we have all been had. All the hype by Sassy on this or that is old news that all of the other drone companies have agreement with
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5xMoneyTree
5xMoneyTree Oct. 4 at 5:00 PM
$CYBL why doesn’t plantir buy a pile of shares when so cheap
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BlackFlag1984
BlackFlag1984 Oct. 4 at 4:19 AM
$CYBL how could they possibly manage to come up with 6 bil os share
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THEdegenJEW
THEdegenJEW Oct. 4 at 3:43 AM
$CYBL $PLTR “Cyberlux Corporation was honored to participate with defense tech leaders such as Ondas Holdings, Palantir Technologies, Firestorm Unusual Machines, DCVC and many others at the Nantucket Defense Tech Summit 2025. Cyberlux Corporation believes that the re-industrialization of military capability is the mission-critical challenge facing the United States, requiring new thinking, new solutions and speed. Time is of the essence. #CyberluxDefense #CYBL”  Source LinkedIn
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 3 at 7:04 PM
$CYBL Technological validation Cyberlux's anti-EW claims are based on established and proven technologies from its partners, TrellisWare and OKSI. TrellisWare Waveform: TrellisWare's TSM waveform, used in Cyberlux's drones, is a "program of record" for USSOCOM, the Army, and the Marine Corps. It is a widely adopted standard for resilient tactical networking. The TSM waveform has been extensively tested in severe conditions and with a large number of nodes. OKSI Autonomy: OKSI's OMNInav system, based on visual inertial odometry (VIO), is designed to provide drift-free positioning in GPS-denied environments by integrating multiple sensors and techniques. OKSI's website provides examples of how VIO, multi-modal sensor fusion, and feature-based localization overcome the limitations of relying on a single navigation method.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 3 at 7:02 PM
$CYBL Competitive advantage This combination gives Cyberlux a specific advantage by addressing two primary modern battlefield challenges in a single, lightweight package: Holistic capability: Cyberlux offers a holistic solution by ensuring both command/control and navigation remain robust, even when adversaries are actively attacking electronic signals. Specialized and interoperable: The use of TrellisWare's TSM waveform provides interoperability with existing and widely deployed military communication networks, which is a major advantage for Special Operations. Reliable FPV: The low-latency FPV enabled by TrellisWare's waveform, combined with OKSI's VIO, allows for precise manual control and autonomous operation in the most demanding circumstances, which is critical for close-range and special tactics.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 3 at 6:59 PM
$CYBL How Cyberlux compares to competitors While other manufacturers also offer EW-resistant features, Cyberlux's approach, particularly its collaboration with TrellisWare, gives it distinct characteristics compared to key competitors. Feature Cyberlux AeroVironment Other competitors Core Technology Relies on TrellisWare's TSM waveform to create a resilient, self-healing mesh network. Employs various anti-EW techniques across its platforms, including a "RF Silent Mode" on its Quantix Recon drone. New digital data links on platforms like the Switchblade 300 Block 20 also aim to resist jamming. Some smaller firms like Parrot, with its ANAFI USA, emphasize software-based security, such as end-to-end AES-256 encryption. Larger firms like Lockheed Martin integrate complex, multi-layered EW defenses within larger air and missile defense systems. Focus Deeply focused on achieving robust EW resilience, especially for high-stakes FPV operation by Special Operations forces.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 3 at 6:49 PM
$CYBL Where Cyberlux holds a competitive advantage Based on its specializations, Cyberlux offers a compelling product for certain niche applications: High-resistance EW environments: The company's emphasis on operating in contested signal environments and its integration with TrellisWare's anti-jam waveform make its platforms highly suitable for missions where GPS is unreliable. Heavy lift capability: For Special Operations forces needing greater payload capacity in a man-portable package, Cyberlux's rotary-wing drones offer a specialized solution. Agile manufacturing: Cyberlux's use of agile and additive manufacturing in its U.S.-based facilities is aligned with the Pentagon's rapid procurement goals.
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happyhouractual
happyhouractual Oct. 5 at 5:53 AM
$CYBL Yep 👇 Gotta love the OTC cesspool…so much “expert” obfuscation and wordsmithing, so little time…🤮
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marathonman20032003
marathonman20032003 Oct. 5 at 5:50 AM
$CYBL 4 months ago, the one big beautiful bill was signed. 1 year ago CYBL of of Caveat Emptor. we've basically gone backwards since then
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Johnc72
Johnc72 Oct. 4 at 8:01 PM
$CYBL Look guys I have been here over 5 years. Unless they partner with a company that absorbs there OS , we are all fucked . RS will be way over 100 per share. If so we have all been had. All the hype by Sassy on this or that is old news that all of the other drone companies have agreement with
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5xMoneyTree
5xMoneyTree Oct. 4 at 5:00 PM
$CYBL why doesn’t plantir buy a pile of shares when so cheap
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BlackFlag1984
BlackFlag1984 Oct. 4 at 4:19 AM
$CYBL how could they possibly manage to come up with 6 bil os share
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THEdegenJEW
THEdegenJEW Oct. 4 at 3:43 AM
$CYBL $PLTR “Cyberlux Corporation was honored to participate with defense tech leaders such as Ondas Holdings, Palantir Technologies, Firestorm Unusual Machines, DCVC and many others at the Nantucket Defense Tech Summit 2025. Cyberlux Corporation believes that the re-industrialization of military capability is the mission-critical challenge facing the United States, requiring new thinking, new solutions and speed. Time is of the essence. #CyberluxDefense #CYBL”  Source LinkedIn
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 3 at 7:04 PM
$CYBL Technological validation Cyberlux's anti-EW claims are based on established and proven technologies from its partners, TrellisWare and OKSI. TrellisWare Waveform: TrellisWare's TSM waveform, used in Cyberlux's drones, is a "program of record" for USSOCOM, the Army, and the Marine Corps. It is a widely adopted standard for resilient tactical networking. The TSM waveform has been extensively tested in severe conditions and with a large number of nodes. OKSI Autonomy: OKSI's OMNInav system, based on visual inertial odometry (VIO), is designed to provide drift-free positioning in GPS-denied environments by integrating multiple sensors and techniques. OKSI's website provides examples of how VIO, multi-modal sensor fusion, and feature-based localization overcome the limitations of relying on a single navigation method.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 3 at 7:02 PM
$CYBL Competitive advantage This combination gives Cyberlux a specific advantage by addressing two primary modern battlefield challenges in a single, lightweight package: Holistic capability: Cyberlux offers a holistic solution by ensuring both command/control and navigation remain robust, even when adversaries are actively attacking electronic signals. Specialized and interoperable: The use of TrellisWare's TSM waveform provides interoperability with existing and widely deployed military communication networks, which is a major advantage for Special Operations. Reliable FPV: The low-latency FPV enabled by TrellisWare's waveform, combined with OKSI's VIO, allows for precise manual control and autonomous operation in the most demanding circumstances, which is critical for close-range and special tactics.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 3 at 6:59 PM
$CYBL How Cyberlux compares to competitors While other manufacturers also offer EW-resistant features, Cyberlux's approach, particularly its collaboration with TrellisWare, gives it distinct characteristics compared to key competitors. Feature Cyberlux AeroVironment Other competitors Core Technology Relies on TrellisWare's TSM waveform to create a resilient, self-healing mesh network. Employs various anti-EW techniques across its platforms, including a "RF Silent Mode" on its Quantix Recon drone. New digital data links on platforms like the Switchblade 300 Block 20 also aim to resist jamming. Some smaller firms like Parrot, with its ANAFI USA, emphasize software-based security, such as end-to-end AES-256 encryption. Larger firms like Lockheed Martin integrate complex, multi-layered EW defenses within larger air and missile defense systems. Focus Deeply focused on achieving robust EW resilience, especially for high-stakes FPV operation by Special Operations forces.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 3 at 6:49 PM
$CYBL Where Cyberlux holds a competitive advantage Based on its specializations, Cyberlux offers a compelling product for certain niche applications: High-resistance EW environments: The company's emphasis on operating in contested signal environments and its integration with TrellisWare's anti-jam waveform make its platforms highly suitable for missions where GPS is unreliable. Heavy lift capability: For Special Operations forces needing greater payload capacity in a man-portable package, Cyberlux's rotary-wing drones offer a specialized solution. Agile manufacturing: Cyberlux's use of agile and additive manufacturing in its U.S.-based facilities is aligned with the Pentagon's rapid procurement goals.
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happyhouractual
happyhouractual Oct. 3 at 4:33 PM
$CYBL look at all the big words ……Now look at the SP 🤮😂
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happyhouractual
happyhouractual Oct. 3 at 4:30 PM
$CYBL yet another army drone contract award….and this crap is nowhere near mentioned.
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FROGGER111
FROGGER111 Oct. 3 at 3:14 PM
$CYBL and $ASST and $BTAI are my most fun stocks to accumulate. All 3 on the verge of big things imho. Can anyone give me there favorite 3 low market cap stocks with great catalysts upcoming?
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Pickles21
Pickles21 Oct. 3 at 2:39 PM
$CYBL I got good news, and bad news. Good news? We now know what Mark has been doing for the last 3 months. Bad news? It won’t make you any money.
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FROGGER111
FROGGER111 Oct. 3 at 2:34 PM
$CYBL no new news for 84 days? Invite only summit just occured with top brass in the industry! Something's brewing and I can feel some news coming out soon imho.
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Crestpontoon
Crestpontoon Oct. 3 at 3:08 AM
$CYBL when plannitir signed up with them anyone with half a brain could see something cooking! lt will takeoff when we least expected some morning!!!
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DirtDobber
DirtDobber Oct. 3 at 1:51 AM
$CYBL am I just tripping because of 3I/atlas or am I just getting a good feeling on this one . Sassy has the info
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Johnc72
Johnc72 Oct. 3 at 12:31 AM
$CYBL If CYBL gets a contract what are they going to do with it? Still under receivership, no factory available for production, employees not getting paid. Seems a long shot that anyone would give them a contract until everything is settled. Which sounds like next year at the earliest. By then most contracts will be taken. And we will be in RS
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Netmaniac
Netmaniac Oct. 3 at 12:11 AM
$CYBL Only need a very small pie from $PLTR, $ONDS .
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 2 at 11:22 PM
$CYBL Platform for new technology: Tech summits are a prime venue for companies to announce new innovations. For example, Cyberlux announced a patent for a next-generation munitions delivery system for its UAS platforms in August 2025. The Nantucket summit provided an ideal platform to promote this and other new technologies to defense industry leaders.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 2 at 11:21 PM
$CYBL Operational validation: Cyberlux has been active in providing military equipment to support deployed tactical capabilities, including those aiding Ukraine. The company's drones and communications equipment have received real-world operational testing, giving it valuable field experience. Strategic acquisition: The company has expanded its capabilities through acquisition, notably purchasing Datron World Communications, one of the few U.S. manufacturers of military communication equipment. This move boosts Cyberlux's position as a provider of homegrown defense solutions. Growth and potential, not just history: While Cyberlux has negative shareholder equity, its recent performance shows significant revenue growth and progress toward profitability. Its second-quarter 2025 report showed strong revenue growth and a substantial order backlog. For a tech summit, the focus is often on future potential rather than past financial struggles.
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Sassybitch
Sassybitch Oct. 2 at 11:20 PM
$CYBL Key reasons for Cyberlux's invitation Rapid technological innovation: Cyberlux's advancements in unmanned aerial systems (UAS) align with the Department of Defense's priorities for modern warfare. The company has a proven track record of rapidly developing and deploying tactical drone solutions. Strategic partnerships: The company has formed major collaborations with prominent defense and technology firms, including Palantir Technologies. This partnership involves deploying Palantir's AI-powered Warp Speed Operating System to streamline Cyberlux's manufacturing and delivery processes for military clients. Such high-profile relationships can increase a company's standing in the industry.
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