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Drone Detection and Vital Life Signs Monitoring Help Silynx’s In-Ear Tactical Communication Systems Support Those on the Front Lines

  • Silynx’s in-ear tactical communication system amplifies drone-related frequencies, allowing the operator to hear an approaching drone sooner, a capability the company first brought to market in 2024.
  • Silynx is developing an in-ear headset being built into the company’s existing platform, requiring no additional worn devices, and designed to transmit vital life signs alerts to commanders and command centers even when the user is incapacitated.
  • Silynx’s long-standing supplier relationships reflect a sustained track record with demanding customers, and capabilities like drone detection are how the company continues to earn that position.

Whether you’re in the military, law enforcement, riot control, or other loud, chaotic, and potentially-dangerous industries, the ability to communicate with your team effectively, while also protecting your hearing, is critical. To address this growing need, Silynxcom Ltd. (NYSE American: SYNX) has developed exceptional in-ear tactical communication systems.

Silynx offers these products to hundreds of customers across more than 40 countries, supporting professionals over a range of industries, to protect user hearing without compromising communication or hurting situational awareness.

The company’s products are valued by elite US and international warfighters to protect hearing, boost environmental awareness, and improve communication, without adding unnecessary weight or affecting helmet fit.

Silynx’s Drone Detection, which is an advanced audio enhancement mode that’s designed to let users hear distant drone activity sooner, allowing more time to react. When the mode is activated, the system amplifies the specific frequency ranges produced by drone motors and rotors, which help these sounds stand out from the rest of the environment. This allows for much better awareness and readiness during patrols, perimeter security, recon, and other operations.

In addition, the company’s CLARUS II offers pre-recorded voice messages, and a whisper mode for near-silent transmissions. (Pre-recorded messages are a function Silynx develops for Special Forces requirements for CQB environments.)

Silynx is currently developing an in-ear headset being built into the existing platform, designed to provide real-time vital life signs monitoring, transmitting alerts to commanders and command centers even when the user is incapacitated. 

These unique functions, as well as others, including the fact that their products are rated up to NRR 31 dB, among the highest available ratings for in-ear tactical hearing protection, have helped Silynx become a long-term supplier for several key customers, in one case for over three decades. 

About Silynxcom Ltd. (NYSE American: SYNX)

Silynx is a developer of rugged tactical communication headsets designed to improve awareness, boost communication efforts, and enhance hearing in loud, chaotic, and dangerous environments. Silynx systems are used across different industries including military, law enforcement, shooting sport, industrial, and a riot control. The systems have wide compatibility and are built using multiple cutting-edge and proprietary technologies.

For more information, visit Silynx’s website at https://silynxcom.com.

NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to SYNX are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/SYNX

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Drone Detection and Vital Life Signs Monitoring Help Silynx’s In-Ear Tactical Communication Systems Support Those on the Front Lines

September 1, 2026

Whether you’re in the military, law enforcement, riot control, or other loud, chaotic, and potentially-dangerous industries, the ability to communicate with your team effectively, while also protecting your hearing, is critical. To address this growing need, Silynxcom Ltd. (NYSE American: SYNX) has developed exceptional in-ear tactical communication systems. Silynx offers these products to hundreds of […]

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