Parry Labs has shared an update.
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The company reported that its EC Micro edge-compute system was used in recent multi-stage flight tests of the BQM-177A in support of the U.S. Navy’s EPIC Project at Point Mugu, California. In these tests, the EC Micro provided on-aircraft compute infrastructure to support mission autonomy and manned-unmanned teaming control, enabling real-time decision-making at the tactical edge. Parry Labs’ CTO, Dave Walsh, highlighted the role of the EC Micro in delivering next-generation compute capabilities directly at the edge for naval missions.
For investors, this update signals growing validation of Parry Labs’ technology within high-value defense applications, particularly in autonomy and edge computing for unmanned and collaborative systems. Successful deployment in U.S. Navy test environments can strengthen the company’s credibility with defense customers and integrators, potentially supporting future contract awards and program participation. The focus on open, scalable compute infrastructure aligns with broader defense modernization trends, positioning Parry Labs to benefit from increased demand for on-platform processing, autonomy, and manned-unmanned teaming capabilities. While no financial terms or contracts were disclosed, continued involvement in programs like EPIC may contribute to a stronger pipeline and enhance the company’s competitive standing in the defense technology ecosystem.