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Dynamic Aerospace Systems (BRQL) develops U.S.-manufactured unmanned aerial systems and aerospace technologies for government, public safety and commercial applications. Company news centers on drone demonstrations, agency and defense-industry evaluations, and the commercialization of UAV platforms such as the G1 MKII long-range VTOL aircraft, US-1 electric multicopter and Mitigator indoor tactical drone.
Updates also cover intellectual property filings for structural battery architecture, autonomous logistics, robotic delivery and tactical drone capabilities, along with shareholder communications on operating results, capital priorities, governance changes and public-company reporting infrastructure.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB:BRQL) and Flightbox announced a Mutual Development and Collaboration Agreement to jointly develop, integrate, test, and demonstrate advanced autonomous logistics capabilities for healthcare, government, emergency response, and commercial markets. The partnership will adapt Flightbox’s autonomous logistics and chain-of-custody platform to DAS’s unmanned aircraft, including the US-1 long-endurance electric logistics drone and the G1 hybrid VTOL.
The companies aim to create a secure, scalable aerial logistics ecosystem for time-sensitive medical and mission-critical payloads, emphasizing rural and underserved communities. Features include authenticated access, electronic chain-of-custody, continuous GPS tracking, real-time status updates, digital audit trails, and integration with hospital and pharmacy logistics systems, with potential applications across healthcare, public safety, defense, and critical infrastructure.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB: BRQL) is integrating Unusual Machines (NYSE American: UMAC) NDAA-compliant motors, controllers, cameras, and video systems into its Mitigator/Breacher Quad and Hex tactical drone platforms.
The move aims to strengthen domestic supply chains, improve scalability and component availability, and support public safety, government, and defense demand.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB:BRQL) delivered its Breacher/Mitigator Quad and Hex tactical drone systems to the Arizona Department of Public Safety for a 45-day operational evaluation. The program follows an April 30, 2026 Drone Demo Expo and may inform future procurement discussions.
The Breacher/Mitigator platform targets public safety and tactical missions, including SWAT, search and rescue, disaster response, and indoor reconnaissance. Dynamic Aerospace Systems also completed an NDAA-compliant Hex configuration using domestically sourced components, aiming to meet growing demand for secure, U.S.-manufactured drone systems.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB:BRQL) filed three new provisional patents expanding its autonomous logistics and UAV intellectual property portfolio. The patents cover a Continuous Loop Autonomous UAV Logistics System, a Mobile Fulfillment Node Repositioning System, and a Detachable Structural Battery Arm Architecture for modular, rapidly swappable, energy-distributed UAV designs.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB:BRQL) reported Q1 2026 GAAP net loss of approximately $1.05 million, including about $252,000 net non-cash items and roughly $27,000 in non-recurring legal and accounting costs.
Management estimates adjusted operational loss of about $773,000 (~$258,000 per month), alongside progress in 10 new patent filings, extensive UAV demonstrations with U.S. and international defense, public safety agencies, and continued preparation for a potential future exchange uplisting.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB:BRQL) will host a Japanese defense and industrial delegation on May 15, 2026 at its Ann Arbor facility to evaluate drone platforms in live demonstrations following a Drone Demo Expo on April 30, 2026.
Delegates include representatives from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Subaru, NEC, IHI, Mitsubishi Electric, Oki, and the Japan Defense Technology Foundation. Demonstrations will show the G1 MkII (≈1,100-mile range), US-1 (≈90-minute flight, 5-lb payload) and Mitigator tactical drone (impact-capable to ≈20 mph), supporting defense, public safety, and infrastructure evaluations.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB: BRQL) will host a Drone Demo Expo on April 30, 2026 with the Arizona Department of Public Safety to showcase U.S.-manufactured UAVs for law enforcement, fire, government and international agencies.
Live demos will feature the US-1 (90-minute flight, 5-pound payload), G1 MKII (up to 1,100-mile range) and Mitigator indoor tactical drone (withstands 20 mph wall impacts).
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB:BRQL) reported 2025 results and a 2026 strategic plan on April 15, 2026. The company recorded a net loss of $7.79M, accumulated deficit $9.79M, and a working capital deficit $2.81M. Management highlighted ~$4.87M of non-cash charges and estimated cash burn of ~$224k per month (~$2.7M annualized).
The firm described a dual-engine model: U.S. UAV manufacturing (G1, US-1, Mitigator, Fortis-class) for near-term revenue, and Dynamic Deliveries autonomous logistics for long-term recurring revenue. 2026 priorities include converting products to revenue, advancing regulatory approvals, strengthening the balance sheet, and seeking an NYSE listing.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB: BRQL) filed three provisional patents on Feb 18, 2026, increasing its active IP portfolio to 11 filings.
Two filings extend the company’s structural battery platform into detachable propulsion-arm batteries and rapid-swap cartridge systems; the third adds a tactical unmanned capability for airborne deployment of less-than-lethal smoke and irritants.
Dynamic Aerospace Systems (OTCQB:BRQL) appointed Robin Hoops, CPA-CA, as Interim Chief Financial Officer effective January 22, 2026. Ms. Hoops brings more than 20 years of accounting, finance, treasury, reporting and audit experience across private and public companies in Canada and the U.S.
Her mandate covers oversight of financial reporting, internal controls, treasury, budgeting and forecasting, audit coordination, and strengthening policies and procedures to support the company's scaling efforts and readiness for an NYSE uplisting.