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Quantum Cyber Completes Installation of 80 3D Printers at Connecticut Drone Farm

Quantum Cyber Completes Installation of 80 3D Printers at Connecticut Drone Farm

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• Earlier this year, Mainz Biomed, a Netherlands-incorporated company headquartered in Germany that trades on the NASDAQ, changed its name to Quantum Cyber and shifted its business focus from stool-based colorectal...

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Earlier this year, Mainz Biomed, a Netherlands-incorporated company headquartered in Germany that trades on the NASDAQ, changed its name to Quantum Cyber and shifted its business focus from stool-based colorectal cancer screening kits to 3D printed drones. Scoff if you’d like, but this is actually a pretty conventional business pivot in 2026.

As for Mainz Biomed, the company apparently wasn’t involved in AM; the pivot was the result of the company’s takeover by microcap activist investor David Lazar. In May, after Lazar took over the company, Quantum Cyber secured a license from Miami-based BP United to use the latter’s IP to start building drone production capacity. Now, Quantum Cyber has followed through on its promise to equip a 50,000-square-foot facility in Bridgeport, Connecticut, w

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