DZYNE Technologies, a developer of uncrewed autonomous systems for defense applications, announced a new manufacturing and R&D facility in Irvine, California.
The 125,000-square-foot facility will feature DZYNE's growing team of engineers, researchers and manufacturing personnel.
"DZYNE has worked closely with the DoD since our inception in 2012 to develop an array of long endurance, low-cost, loitering, and innovative UAS platforms," DZYNE Technologies President and Co-Founder Matt McCue said. "With the recently announced Replicator Initiative, we feel we are now perfectly suited to meet the Department's increased demand for autonomous defense capabilities."
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DZYNE's flagship products include the LEAP and ULTRA Long Endurance Aircraft (LEA), capable of providing 40-plus and 80-plus hours of continuous mission endurances, respectively. DZYNE's LEA products have accumulated worldwide over 50,000 operational flight hours. In addition, DZYNE has partnered with DoD research and warfighting organizations to design and deliver an array of advanced ground and air-launched Group 1-3 UAS.
DZYNE will host a grand opening ceremony in 2024 to showcase the facility and the company's latest product offerings and manufacturing capabilities.
