CyberBug Ships Out
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Aug 15, 2005 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Cyber Defense Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:CYDF),a designer and developer of next generation unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV''s) and an operating subsidiary of Proxity, Inc. (Pink Sheets: PRXT), today announced it has begun shipment of the CyberBug(TM) to both US and international distributors as well as unnamed government entities as part of the initial sales announced over the last several months.
The CyberBug(TM) is one of the most cost-effective UAV''s on the market today, capable of being launched in winds speeds in excess of 25 miles and hour and can provide the GPS coordinates of hostile or problem areas, facilitate line-of-sight communications, as well as provide day or night surveillance of remote areas.
The CYBERBUG is recently developed product recently introduced to the Defense and Law Enforcement industry. The basic product is provided at a base price of $10,500- making this product affordable to all agencies and client and even expendable to many others.
The basic platform weighs 2.6 pounds, which includes a camera for day time use with optional IR products for night view; the BUG is scalable and is capable of carrying several pounds of payload. Flight systems are provided via an autopilot and may be controlled using a combination of handheld joystick with GPS overlay or Internet control. The smaller BUG comes in a cylindrical tube; which will allow easy transport, product assembly is 20 seconds.
Proxity - Proxity Digital - Editorial
The CyberBug(TM) is one of the most cost-effective UAV''s on the market today, capable of being launched in winds speeds in excess of 25 miles and hour and can provide the GPS coordinates of hostile or problem areas, facilitate line-of-sight communications, as well as provide day or night surveillance of remote areas.
The CYBERBUG is recently developed product recently introduced to the Defense and Law Enforcement industry. The basic product is provided at a base price of $10,500- making this product affordable to all agencies and client and even expendable to many others.
The basic platform weighs 2.6 pounds, which includes a camera for day time use with optional IR products for night view; the BUG is scalable and is capable of carrying several pounds of payload. Flight systems are provided via an autopilot and may be controlled using a combination of handheld joystick with GPS overlay or Internet control. The smaller BUG comes in a cylindrical tube; which will allow easy transport, product assembly is 20 seconds.
Proxity - Proxity Digital - Editorial
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