Aug. 17 at 10:44 AM
$CYBL Evidence of military approval/use
NDAA compliance and domestic production: Cyberlux emphasizes the US-built nature of their drones and compliance with the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which restricts the use of foreign-made components in military drones.
Operational deployments and training: Cyberlux states that their UAS are operational with USSOCOM and IndoPacom units, and they are involved in training for drone warfare with the DoD.
New patent for munitions delivery system: Cyberlux was awarded a patent for a "Munitions Payload Delivery System with Bump Fire and Radio Command Triggers", indicating their focus on advanced military applications.
Strategic partnerships and focus on defense: Cyberlux actively positions itself as a strategic partner to the DoD and highlights its defense technology solutions.
In summary, while Cyberlux drones are not on the Blue UAS list, there is evidence that they are still being acquired and used by the US military, likely through other
