Key Takeaways:
- KULR Technology Group has entered into a joint development collaboration with Hylio to design and manufacture NDAA-compliant battery systems in Texas.
- The battery systems are intended for integration into Hylio’s unmanned agricultural drone platforms.
- Engineering, prototyping, qualification, and manufacturing activities are expected to be centered in Texas.
- The collaboration will focus on secure, U.S.-based supply chains and mission-critical energy storage architectures.
- The initiative aligns with growing demand for domestically manufactured components in regulated UAS deployments.
KULR & Hylio Texas-Based Development of NDAA-Compliant Battery Systems
KULR Technology Group, Inc. (NYSE American: KULR) announced it has entered into a Joint Development Collaboration with Hylio, Inc., a Texas-based designer and manufacturer of unmanned agricultural drones.
The collaboration is intended to support the design, prototyping, qualification, and domestic manufacturing of battery systems compliant with the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). These systems are expected to be integrated into Hylio’s unmanned aerial systems (UAS) platforms serving agricultural and defense-adjacent markets.
Engineering, integration, and manufacturing efforts under the agreement are expected to take place in Texas, with an emphasis on secure, U.S.-based supply chains.
