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Safe Pro Group's subsidiary Airborne Response has secured a purchase order for drone-based tower inspections from a multinational telecommunications firm in South Florida for 2025. The project involves using Skydio drones to inspect radio towers used by municipal fire & rescue departments. The company recently completed over 500 miles of powerline inspections following Hurricane Milton, contributing to strong Q4 2024 drone services revenue growth. Airborne Response serves energy, telecommunications, and insurance firms across Florida, providing infrastructure monitoring and storm damage assessment services.
Safe Pro Group Inc. (SPAI) has entered into a memorandum of understanding with a U.S. prime contractor to develop threat detection solutions and pursue U.S., E.U., and NATO contracts. The collaboration leverages Safe Pro's AI-powered drone imagery processing technology. Additionally, the company received a purchase order for landmine and UXO imagery from a U.S. subcontractor. Safe Pro's SpotlightAI™ technology, currently operational in Ukraine, has processed over 840,614 images, analyzed over 11,768 GB of data, and identified over 10,912 real-world landmines and unexploded ordnance while working with organizations including the UNDP.
Safe Pro Group (Nasdaq: SPAI) has been awarded US Patent No. 12,146,729 for its SpotlightAI™ technology, which detects and maps explosives using AI-powered drone imagery analysis. The patent, valid until 2043, includes 21 claims covering autonomous detection of explosives in orthomosaic images. The system, powered by AWS, has already identified over 10,000 landmines in Ukraine, processing 840,614 images and 11,768 GB of data. The technology can identify 150+ types of landmines and UXO, creating GPS-tagged, high-resolution maps for clearing efforts. The company has also filed for global patent protection through WIPO covering 157 Contracting States.
Safe Pro Group (Nasdaq: SPAI) announced expectations of a 200+% year-over-year revenue increase for the fourth quarter, with record monthly revenue exceeding $650,000 in October. The significant growth is primarily attributed to increased activity in their drone services business, responding to major hurricanes and storms in the southeastern United States. The company, which specializes in AI solutions for drone imagery processing, reports growing domestic and international interest in their AI-driven technology, with positive developments across their portfolio including their ballistic business.
Safe Pro Group (NASDAQ:SPAI) reported strong financial results for Q3 2024, with revenue increasing 102.2% to $330,756 compared to $163,547 in Q3 2023. Nine-month revenues grew 100.2% to $1.28 million. The company's gross margin improved to 40.6% in Q3 2024 from 38.2% in Q3 2023.
Following its IPO in August 2024, Safe Pro achieved significant milestones, including recording first revenue from its SpotlightAI™ platform in Ukraine, receiving USPTO patent allowance for explosive detection technology, and expanding drone-based services. The SpotlightAI™ platform has processed over 840,614 images and identified over 10,912 landmines.
Safe Pro Group (Nasdaq:SPAI) has released a video showcasing their SpotlightAI™ demining solution at the AWS Summit Washington, D.C. The technology, powered by Amazon Web Services, processes drone-based imagery to detect and geo-locate landmines and unexploded ordnance in Ukraine. SpotlightAI™ utilizes machine learning models capable of identifying 150+ types of explosive devices, generating high-resolution orthomosaic maps with GPS-tagged locations. The system helps humanitarian organizations improve situational awareness and expedite land clearance operations for agricultural and civilian use.
Safe Pro Group Inc. (Nasdaq:SPAI) has launched SpotlightAI™ 3.0, an advanced AI solution powered by AWS for drone imagery analysis in mine detection. The system has processed over 757,516 drone images in Ukraine, identifying 6,151 explosive remnants of war across 3,135 hectares. The new version features enhanced 3D modeling capabilities and improved AI models trained on thousands of real-world samples. Processing each image in less than 0.2 seconds, SpotlightAI™ significantly outperforms human analysts in detecting mines and explosive devices as small as a palm. The technology is currently being used by international humanitarian mine action organizations and government entities in Ukraine, where an estimated 17 million hectares of land are contaminated with explosive ordnance.
Safe Pro Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SPAI) announced that its Airborne Response division has partnered with Skydio, Inc. to offer advanced autonomous drone solutions for public safety, emergency services, disaster response, and critical infrastructure customers. Airborne Response, a leading provider of drone-based inspection services in Florida, will expand Skydio's reach in the Southeast United States, particularly in Florida where demand for autonomous drone systems is high.
The partnership aims to bring Skydio's hardware and software technologies to law enforcement and first responders. These drone systems can be quickly dispatched to capture real-time video, improving situational awareness and potentially reducing costs by eliminating unnecessary personnel deployment. The collaboration is particularly timely given the recent hurricane, highlighting the critical nature of this technology for public safety agencies and utilities.
Safe Pro Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SPAI) has launched its latest advancement in ballistics protection, the '305 PRO' hard armor plate. Key features of this ultra-lightweight and ultra-thin plate include:
- Compliance with NIJ Standards 0101.06 Level III++ and NIJ 0101.07 Level RF1
- Weight as low as 2.25lbs
- Thickness of just 0.85 inches
- SAPI multi-curve design available in multiple sizes
The first units have been delivered to a South Florida Police Department, and the product is now available on Safe Pro's GSA Schedule for purchase by state, local, and federal agencies. Safe-Pro USA, a HUBZone-certified small business, manufactures these plates in Florida using advanced ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene hybrid composites.
Safe Pro Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SPAI) announced that its subsidiary, Airborne Response, has deployed unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) teams to support recovery efforts in Florida following Hurricane Milton. The Category 3 storm has left approximately 2.4 million Floridians without power. Airborne's drone teams are assisting multiple customers, including:
1. The state's largest power utility (existing contract)
2. Florida's second largest municipal utility operator (new emergency services contract)
3. Citizens Property Insurance (for rapid property damage assessment)
Airborne Response has been supporting disaster response efforts in Florida for nearly a decade, with dozens of trained pilots ready to respond. Their services are important for assessing damage to critical infrastructure, power grids, and residences, enabling swift response to severe weather incidents.