
Skyborne Says Cerberus MI sUAS Joins Blue UAS Cleared List
Skyborne Technologies USA says its Cerberus MI small unmanned aircraft system has been added to the Blue UAS Cleared List.
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Skyborne Technologies USA said its Cerberus MI small unmanned aircraft system has joined the Blue UAS Cleared List. The listing report describes Cerberus MI as a reusable Group 2 aircraft configured for direct-fire roles.
Key details
- The reported payload options are a HAVOC 40mm low-velocity system and a CHAOS 12-gauge system.
- The reported aircraft weight with a weapon fitted is 39.7 pounds, with approximately 35 minutes of flight endurance.
- The report identifies the Defense Contract Management Agency as the list manager.
- Skyborne executives Adrian Dudok, CEO USA, and Michael Creagh, CEO APAC, are named in connection with statements about the aircraft and listing.
Skyborne reports Cerberus MI weighs 39.7 pounds with a weapon fitted and can fly for approximately 35 minutes.
Why it matters
The reported listing places a Skyborne-developed small unmanned aircraft system on a procurement list used by the US defense community. Skyborne describes its onboard EXITUS AI software as using electro-optical, infrared and laser-rangefinder data to calculate firing solutions while keeping a human involved in engagement decisions.
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