Not a chance in hell they ever get a government contract with those drones. They are literally hobbiest class fpv drones incapable of even the most basic, modern UAV features. Any army drone pilot, including in Ukraine right now, could buy every component they use, in bulk, by the thousands and put them all together for a 10th of the cost or less. Current army drones are so far beyond what these guys are building its laughable. A teenager in his moms basement could source better components and build a better drone than these guys are "selling". They arent even developing their own firmware, which means their performance and features are entirely dependant upon a community of volunteers to develop. It also means Russia, China, NKorea and every other US adversary has full access to the entire source code to look for vulnerabilities and find weaknesses. Using open source firmware on military or government hardware is a massive security risk. If Cyberlux tried to sell their drones to the US military, theyd be escorted out of the room the moment it came out of the box. THAT is how garbage and basic these drones are. I could teach you to build them from scratch, reflash the firmware, tune the PIDs manually, solder up your own power harness, and add GPS capabilities over a weekend... if you were 12yrs old. Im not even exaggerating, there isnt a single feature on their drones that a 12 yr old hobbiest couldnt build in their moms basement over a weekend, for less than a 10th of the cost. Anyone who buys one of these is being ripped off big time. You want to see what theyre competing with?
If you add the fly more kit and extra battery, this includes the goggles and 4k camera, and transmitter(the Moneyshot includes none of these 3), its about $1500 with an over 20 min flight time, 10km range, 3 axis gimbal stabilized fpv video and recording, with gps position hold, return to home, OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE, and automatic takeoff and landing.
What Cyberlux is "selling", because I dont believe they are, is a childrens toy compared to off the shelf consumer level hobbiest gear, let alone the tech available currently in the US military.
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