Quantum Cyber
About
About Quantum Cyber
Quantum Cyber is assembling a system-of-systems portfolio across autonomous aircraft, counter-UAS protection, maritime platforms, communications and hardened defence electronics. Its programmes include the PHANTOM-950 blended-wing aircraft, autonomous demining, perimeter defence and command software intended to coordinate sensors and platforms across air, land and sea.
Quantum Station adds a deployable production and operations layer for building, repairing and launching drones closer to the mission area. The company is establishing a Bridgeport manufacturing site following completion of the property purchase, while the associated equipment acquisition remains a separate pending transaction. Its model combines internal development with acquisition and licensing of third-party defence technologies.
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Operations
Facilities & manufacturing
- Factory floor area
2026-07-15 - Quantum Drones acquired the real property underlying an approximately 50,000-square-foot Bridgeport industrial facility intended for domestic autonomous-defence manufacturing. - 38 Union Avenue, Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Output & shipments
- Reported output
2026-07-27 - Quantum Cyber reported completing its first in-house mini-interceptor airframe at Bridgeport; the planned 80-printer farm remained under buildout. - Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Team
- David Lazar - Chief Executive Officer and Director
- William Caragol - Chief Financial Officer
- Robert Liscouski - Non-Executive Chairman
- Peter O’Rourke Sr. - Director and President, Quantum Drones Corporation
Timeline
Events
- 2026-09-08 - Capability - Quantum Cyber brings eight-GPU A100 cluster into swarm-autonomy development
The company says it has already used the cluster to train autonomous target-detection and autolock models for aerial and ground targets. Its simulation and hardware-in-the-loop pipeline moves part of autonomy validation away from live flight testing. The cluster is planned for installation at Quantum Cyber’s Bridgeport, Connecticut drone-manufacturing site.
Source - 2026-08-31 - Production Milestone - Quantum Cyber installs 80-printer drone production farm in Bridgeport
The 80-printer farm is intended to be the primary autonomous drone manufacturing line at Quantum Cyber’s approximately 50,000-square-foot U.S. facility. Planned output includes structural airframes, enclosures and printed subassemblies for proposed one-way attack, interceptor, surveillance, VTOL and PHANTOM-950 lines. The milestone moves the facility from planned capacity to installed equipment, while the announcement does not disclose a customer, procurement order, financing or other commercial commitment.
Source - 2026-07-27 - Production Milestone - Quantum Cyber produces its first mini-interceptor at Bridgeport facility
The completed airframe is the first in-house drone produced at the approximately 50,000-square-foot site. The company lists a maximum speed of 220 km/h, up to 20 minutes of operation and a payload of up to 50 grams. An 80-unit 3D-printing production farm remains under buildout and is not represented as operating capacity.
Source - 2026-07-16 - Commercial Order - Quantum Cyber reports $2.09M of inherited manufacturing purchase orders
The orders were assumed with the Bridgeport manufacturing operation rather than newly awarded directly to Quantum Cyber. The acquired operation is intended to support direct U.S. manufacturing of autonomous defence platforms. The company cautioned that open orders may be changed, cancelled or rescheduled and do not guarantee future revenue.
Source - 2026-07-15 - Production Milestone - Quantum Cyber closes Bridgeport factory-property acquisition
Quantum Drones Corporation completed the $2.3 million purchase of the property at 38 Union Avenue in Bridgeport, Connecticut, on July 15, 2026. The property underlies an approximately 50,000-square-foot industrial facility that Quantum Cyber intends to use as a domestic autonomous-defence manufacturing site. The completed transaction covered the real estate; a separate asset-purchase agreement covering installed manufacturing equipment had not yet been reported complete.
Source - 2026-06-23 - Product Launch - Quantum Cyber unveils Quantum Station battlefield command-and-control platform
The backpack-portable IP67 tactical suitcase combines hardware, software, communications and mission-management functions for drone crews. Quantum Station supports ArduPilot, PX4 and custom platforms through Pixhawk flight-controller integration, CAN bus and telemetry passthrough. The system includes a 15.6-inch touchscreen, Linux OS, AES-256 encryption, ELRS 900 MHz links, LTE and fiber options, and Starlink-ready connectivity.
Source - 2026-06-11 - Market Signal - Quantum Cyber plans filament manufacturing division for 80-printer drone production farm
Quantum Cyber announced plans to establish an Advanced Filament Manufacturing Division inside its planned Connecticut defense manufacturing complex. The division is intended to supply standard PETG and patented EMP-hardened composite filament to an 80-printer drone production farm. Quantum Cyber said the co-located filament, drone assembly and EMP-hardened component work supports vertical integration from materials to finished autonomous systems.
Source - 2026-06-08 - Capability - Quantum Cyber signs LOI for Connecticut drone-manufacturing facility
Quantum Cyber said the total purchase price would be $3.2 million if the acquisition is completed. In late May, Quantum Cyber announced plans to establish a U.S.-based defense technology manufacturing complex intended to support production of drones, counter-UAS systems, autonomous ground vehicles, and related technologies.
Source - 2026-06-08 - Market Signal - Quantum Cyber signs LOI for Bridgeport facility to support drone production
Quantum Cyber subsidiary Quantum Drones signed an LOI to acquire an estimated 43,000 square foot manufacturing facility and industrial equipment in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The proposed 3.2 million dollar acquisition would support design, production and assembly of unmanned aerial systems and related components. The LOI marks a planned shift toward vertically integrated U.S.-based autonomous drone manufacturing, subject to due diligence and closing.
Source - 2026-05-18 - Company Formation - Quantum Cyber launches wholly owned Quantum Drones Corporation
Quantum Drones Corporation is wholly owned by Quantum Cyber. The subsidiary targets U.S. federal and defence drone programmes. Its remit combines unmanned-aircraft work with Quantum Cyber’s secure communications and cybersecurity focus.
Source - 2026-05-13 - Partnership - Quantum Cyber licenses autonomous-drone IP from BP United
An exclusive, sublicensable and perpetual worldwide licence covers BP United autonomous-drone technology. A related commercial supply arrangement covers production and delivery of autonomous systems. The agreement became a foundation for Quantum Cyber’s planned air-domain defence portfolio.
Source - 2026-04-22 - Market Signal - Shareholders approve Quantum Cyber name and ticker transition
The Quantum Cyber name accompanied a shift from Mainz Biomed’s diagnostics business toward autonomous defence and quantum technology. The Nasdaq ticker changed from MYNZ to QUCY in March 2026, ahead of the April legal-name change. The transition preserved the same listed Dutch corporate entity and SEC reporting history.
Source - 2021-03-08 - Company Formation - Mainz Biomed incorporated, beginning Quantum Cyber legal lineage
Mainz Biomed B.V. was incorporated under Dutch law on 8 March 2021. The entity converted into a Dutch public limited company in November 2021. That listed legal entity later changed its name to Quantum Cyber N.V., preserving corporate continuity.
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Relations
Relationships
- BP United Inc.
Autonomous Drone Ip Licensor - Quantum Cyber holds an exclusive worldwide licence to BP United autonomous-drone technology and a related commercial supply arrangement.
- Arcade Realty LLC / Arcade Technology LLC
Bridgeport Facility And Equipment Sellers - Quantum Drones agreed to acquire Bridgeport industrial facilities and manufacturing equipment from Arcade entities.
Context
Comparable profiles
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- SteerAI
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- WB Group
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stack adjacency - Defense Unmanned Systems
- Aerospace Electronics (China)
stack adjacency - Defense Unmanned Systems
- Twentyfour Industries
stack adjacency - Defense Unmanned Systems
- STARK
stack adjacency - Defense C2 Software
- Project Q
stack adjacency - Defense C2 Software
Shared workflows
- Powerus
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- Axon
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- Rheinmetall
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- Roketsan
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- Raytheon
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- Lockheed Martin
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- RTX Corporation
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- Hydrix
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- NIOA
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- Alta Ares
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- Destinus
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
- MyDefence
workflow adjacency - Counter UAS Systems
Context tags
- Defence unmanned-systems ecosystem - Stack Layer - Quantum Cyber frames its platform around drone warfare, counter-UAS and autonomous defense systems.
- Counter-UAS mission systems - Workflow - Quantum Cyber includes counter-UAS in its autonomous defense platform.
- Defence Manufacturing - Customer Environment - The company frames the facility as defense manufacturing infrastructure.
- Manufacturing infrastructure stack - Stack Layer - The definitive agreements cover real property and installed manufacturing equipment.
- Robotics manufacturing infrastructure - Stack Layer - The Bridgeport facility acquisition is tied to domestic autonomous-defense manufacturing capacity.
- Manufacturing scale-up - Commercial Stage - Quantum Drones signed definitive agreements for a Bridgeport facility and manufacturing equipment.
- Defense C2 software - Stack Layer - Quantum Cyber launched Quantum Station for multi-domain autonomous warfare command and control.
- Domestic Drone Components - Customer Environment - Quantum Cyber links the facility to domestic drone and autonomous defense manufacturing.
Commercial
- Quantum Cyber reports $2.09M of inherited manufacturing purchase orders
2026-07-16 · Order / contract · Quantum Cyber reported approximately $2.09 million of open purchase orders assumed by Quantum Drones Corporation through its acquisition of a 50,000-square-foot U.S. manufacturing facility.
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