Cyberlux unveils new heavy lift rotary wing UAS for Special Operations Forces

Cyberlux Corporation has announced the development of a new Group 1 rotary wing UAS. This innovative platform is designed specifically to support the U.S. Special Operations community with enhanced payload capacity and extended operational durations.

The new UAS has been engineered to maintain optimal performance even in dense electronic warfare (EW) environments. It leverages recent advancements in low-latency, anti-jam communication capabilities, incorporating resilient waveform technology directly into its architecture.

According to Cyberlux, this cutting-edge platform ensures reliable First Person View (FPV) operations and uninterrupted communication, even in highly contested environments. These features make it particularly suitable for critical mission execution in complex scenarios.

Mark Schmidt, CEO of Cyberlux Corporation, expressed enthusiasm about the new development. “We are excited to introduce this advanced UAS offering to support the U.S. Special Operations community,” he said. “This platform represents our commitment to pushing the boundaries of unmanned aerial technology and delivering tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of our defense partners.”

Schmidt highlighted the integrated anti-jam capabilities, emphasizing their importance in maintaining operational functionality in demanding environments. “The integrated anti-jam capabilities ensure our UAS remains operational in the most demanding environments, making it an invaluable tool for special operations missions,” he added.