DarkPulse Secures Exclusive U.S. Navy Patent License for Advanced LADAR Laser Targeting Technologies

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DarkPulse, Inc. has entered into an exclusive patent license agreement with the U.S. Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division for advanced LADAR and pulse timer technologies, aiming to commercialize these for defense and security applications.

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• Exclusive Patent License Secured

  DarkPulse obtained an exclusive, U.S.-only license from the U.S. Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD) for three advanced LADAR and pulse timer patents.

• Strategic Technology Acquisition

  The licensed technologies provide breakthrough combined coherent and incoherent Laser Detection and Ranging (LADAR) capabilities for long-range object identification, 3D imaging, and precise velocity measurement, suitable for defense and security applications.

• Financial Terms Outlined

  The agreement includes a nonrefundable upfront licensing fee of $15,000, a 5% running royalty on net sales (excluding U.S. Government sales), and escalating minimum annual royalties starting at $10,000 in three years.

• Commercialization and Manufacturing Obligations

  DarkPulse is obligated to bring the licensed inventions to practical application within four years and to manufacture products substantially in the United States.

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This agreement provides DarkPulse with exclusive U.S. rights to critical Navy-developed laser targeting and imaging patents, representing a significant strategic expansion into high-value defense and security markets. While the agreement includes an upfront fee and future minimum royalties, these costs are offset by the potential for substantial revenue generation from commercializing advanced technologies. This move is particularly notable given the company's recent financial disclosures of increased losses, as it demonstrates proactive efforts to secure future growth opportunities and diversify its revenue streams. The requirement to manufacture products substantially in the United States also aligns with national security interests.