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Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) released its first corporate investor presentation outlining its AI-driven System-of-Systems autonomous defense platform and capital structure.
Highlights include battle-validated autonomy, the tri-domain QC-Core AI stack, eight filed patent positions, LOIs for SWARM-X and FALCON 55 with General Cherry and SOCOM, a planned NDAA-compliant U.S. manufacturing complex, and a debt-free balance sheet with 22,767,254 shares outstanding and $15 million in warrant exercise proceeds.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) amended its IP License Agreement with BP United, shifting from a third-party commercial supply model to direct manufacturing of its licensed autonomous drone products.
Quantum Cyber gains flexibility to build in-house or contract facilities, while retaining an exclusive perpetual license and receiving BP United technical support. A new two-year Voting Agreement also commits BP United to back all Board-recommended proposals, which Quantum Cyber says supports its long-term, vertically integrated autonomous defense platform strategy.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) announced plans on May 28, 2026 to establish a U.S.-based defense-technology manufacturing complex for autonomous drones and defense systems. The initiative supports a shift from technology licensing to a vertically integrated platform serving federal, Homeland Security, local government, and commercial customers.
The planned facility is designed for in-house production of FPV drones, interceptor and counter-UAS systems, autonomous ground vehicles, tethered surveillance, and naval mine countermeasure technologies, with dedicated drone assembly, PCB/electronics, CNC and 3D printing, quality assurance, and cybersecurity infrastructure. Location, timeline, and capacity details will follow.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) filed a provisional patent with the USPTO for a Coaxial Dual-Propellant Grain Solid Rocket Motor (CDPG-SRM) designed to extend range and loiter time of 1–15 kg defense UAVs.
The scalable 30–100mm boost-sustain motor targets U.S. attritable drone and autonomous warfare programs.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) received over $15 million in gross proceeds from the full exercise of outstanding warrants, with funds now on its balance sheet. The company has extinguished all debt, has no remaining exercisable warrants, and reports 22,767,254 shares outstanding.
According to management, the net proceeds will support R&D expansion, commercialization team growth, strategic acquisitions, and general corporate purposes across its autonomous defense System-of-Systems platform, while aligning with U.S. Department of Defense FY2027 drone and counter-UAS priorities.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) filed a provisional patent with the USPTO for its Quantum Drone Autonomous System (QDAS), Application No. 64/069,586, on May 19, 2026.
The architecture combines quantum-sensor-based GPS-denied navigation, continuous sentinel drone coverage, LIDAR pathfinding, and a 12-drone interceptor swarm deployed from an autonomous amphibious ground vehicle.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) filed a USPTO provisional patent for its SCOUT-AX6 GUARDIAN, a 6x6 electric amphibious autonomous ground vehicle platform with quantum navigation for GPS-denied environments.
The system combines an airborne quantum-sensing UAV, post-quantum encrypted links, and amphibious multi-domain defense capabilities aligned with U.S. defense and homeland security priorities.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) filed a non-provisional USPTO patent application for an EMP-shielding composite filament for FDM 3D printing, targeting drone and defense electronics.
The PETG-based filament with metallic and carbon additives is claimed to deliver 35–55 dB broadband EMP/EMI shielding from 10 kHz to 10 GHz while remaining printable on standard desktop FDM printers. Quantum Cyber aims to integrate this capability across its autonomous defense System-of-Systems platform and believes it supports a first-mover position in EMP hardening for drone enclosures.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) filed a provisional patent with the USPTO for an Autonomous Distributed Naval Mine Countermeasure System. The UAV-deployed system uses sensor and neutralization pods to detect and neutralize underwater mines, tested with over 85% identification probability, without putting personnel in the water.
The filing expands Quantum Cyber's patent portfolio, which also includes a non-provisional EMP-shielding composite filament application, supporting its broader AI-powered, quantum-accelerated autonomous defense platform spanning air, land, and sea domains.
Quantum Cyber (Nasdaq: QUCY) has formed Quantum Drones Corporation, a wholly owned Nevada subsidiary to lead U.S. defense technology programs and pursue federal procurement opportunities aligned with Trump Administration modernization priorities.
According to Quantum Cyber, Peter O’Rourke becomes President/Director and Robert Liscouski Director, targeting drone warfare, counter-UAS and autonomous defense markets, including a projected $55 billion FY2027 DoD drone/autonomy budget and fast-growing counter-UAS demand.