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Cytta Corp. (CYCA) develops dual-use technology platforms for secure real-time communications, operational intelligence, and unmanned systems. Company updates focus on Cytta Air, IGAN™, and CyttaCOMMS, including drone and counter-UAS architecture, resilient connectivity, proprietary antenna and positioning technologies, mesh-networked operations, and SaaS tools that combine live video, voice, data, and location in a shared operating environment.
Recurring news also covers the company's efforts to commercialize technology for defense, public safety, emergency response, critical infrastructure, industrial operations, and connected environments. Other announcements address subsidiary and platform structure, intellectual-property consolidation, partner training, U.S.-based manufacturing capabilities, marketable-security holdings, and public-company reporting status.
Cytta (OTCQB: CYCA)/b) announced that Natalia Sokolova, investor, entrepreneur and President & COO of Cytta Air, has been invited to speak at Opal Group's conference on October 5, 2026, at the Cosmos Club in Washington, D.C.
Sokolova will present on “Dual-Use Technologies: Where Defense Innovation Meets Commercial Opportunity”, focusing on technologies serving both national security and commercial markets. According to the company, she draws on her roles at Verda Family Office and Cytta Air, which is building an American-built drone manufacturing platform oriented around a full mission stack of U.S.-made components, command-and-control, communications and local positioning technologies.
Cytta (OTC:CYCA), through its Cytta Air subsidiary, discusses why building a scalable drone manufacturing company may depend more on specialized manufacturing expertise than on billion-dollar funding rounds. The company argues that many large defense-tech investments support broad technology platforms, not just factories, and that U.S. offshoring to China eroded critical automation and production know-how.
According to Cytta, its strategy starts with assembling experienced manufacturing engineers, highlighted by Fred Schoville, who leads Manufacturing Design and Development and has decades of automated, mission-critical production experience. Cytta Air treats automation, digital traceability, workflow design, quality assurance, and scalability as core strategic capabilities for meeting growing U.S. demand for secure, domestically produced autonomous systems.
Cytta (OTCQB: CYCA), through its Cytta Air division, outlines why U.S. drone firms struggle to scale: domestic manufacturing bottlenecks in motors, electronics, batteries, and production equipment, despite strong demand and funding. The company highlights Army initiatives targeting more than 300,000 one-way attack drones and growing preference for American-built, NDAA-aligned systems with secure supply chains.
According to Cytta, future industry leaders will be defined by intelligent, highly automated factories. Cytta Air’s vision is a fully automated plant with three smart production lines, engineered to build one drone every 40–60 seconds per line, or up to 45,000 systems per month (about 540,000 annually), using patented RFID/RTLS technologies for digital traceability and real-time inventory and quality control.
Cytta Air (OTCQB: CYCA) released a new demonstration video on July 14, 2026, highlighting continued development and flight validation of its proprietary autonomous systems platform. The company focuses on American-built, NDAA-aligned autonomous systems and resilient communications for defense, homeland security, public safety, and critical infrastructure.
The video features two in-development proprietary platforms: Stellar-1, an FPV one-way attack system for defense uses, and Stellar-2, a surveillance and patrol platform for intelligence, reconnaissance, and public safety missions. According to Cytta Air, the systems build on battlefield-proven drone platforms, replacing foreign components with U.S.-made electronics, batteries, and critical systems while maintaining integration with its proprietary command-and-control (C2) software. The footage shows prototype assembly, system integration, live flight testing, C2 operations, and ongoing platform development, supporting a strategy centered on secure domestic supply chains and scalable U.S. manufacturing.
Cytta Corp (CYCA) issued a CEO shareholder update outlining progress on reporting compliance and portfolio development.
The company is accelerating completion of its 2025 Form 10-K and subsequent 10-Qs to regain current reporting status and re-establish its OTC listing, while advancing Cytta Air, IGAN 4.0, and CyttaCARES toward commercialization.
Cytta Air (CYCA) and InMapz signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to explore integrating Cytta Air's IGAN™ / CyttaCOMMS and CyttaCARES with InMapz's indoor mapping, digital twin and Protector platforms.
The framework covers technical alignment, pilot and demo planning, and potential future commercial arrangements in public safety, school protection, emergency response and critical infrastructure. Any pilots, licensing, private-label deals or broader strategic transactions would require separate, definitive agreements. No financial terms were disclosed.
Cytta Air (OTC:CYCA) launched a new corporate website on May 4, 2026, presenting its integrated unmanned systems, resilient communications, proprietary antenna technologies, IGAN™ collaboration platform, and U.S.-based automated drone manufacturing capabilities.
The site highlights Wi-VHFi™ connectivity, whitespace spectrum and LTPN positioning, GPS-independent operations, countermeasure technologies, and a U.S. manufacturing strategy built around replacing foreign components and scaling production supported by a European partner's >120,000 confirmed operational flights.
Cytta Corp (OTC:CYCA) announced on April 8, 2026 the merger of IGAN Corp and Cytta Air into a single unified entity, Cytta Air. All related intellectual property and partner-contributed technologies will be assigned to Cytta Air to create a consolidated dual-use platform for unmanned, autonomous, and resilient communications systems.
The move designates Cytta Air as the company’s primary platform, simplifies corporate structure, and aims to accelerate development, integration, commercialization, and scalable deployment across defense, public safety, and commercial markets.
Cytta Corp (OTCQB:CYCA) announced CyttaAir, a defense-focused subsidiary to design radio-resilient unmanned systems starting with drones and scaling into air, ground, and counter-UAS ecosystems. CyttaAir will integrate battlefield-proven drones with patented antenna and positioning technologies to enable GPS-resistant, mesh-networked, multi-drone operations.
The roadmap covers ISR, cooperative multi-drone systems, selective AI-supported perception, and future interceptor/counter-UAS capabilities, with plans to scale manufacturing as market opportunities grow.
Cytta Corp (OTCQB:CYCA) announced transfer of the CyttaCOMMS intellectual property into its wholly owned SPV, IGAN Corp, following completion of a fully SaaS Minimum Marketable Product (MMP) milestone. Multiple national sales and marketing partners have begun CyttaCOMMS IGAN training, supporting commercial deployment plans.
IGAN Corp will continue engineering, expand integrations, and evaluate strategic capital and partnership opportunities subject to board approvals and market conditions.