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ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has announced that its subsidiary ZenaDrone is pursuing Green UAS certification for its IQ Square drone, targeting defense applications including land surveys and infrastructure inspections. The company has begun reviewing its cybersecurity practices, standards compliance, product security, and supply chain documentation.
The IQ Square drone is an AI-powered aircraft with a 20-minute flight time, 7kg payload capacity, and 41x41 inch footprint. It features VTOL capabilities, retractable landing gear, and autonomous charging functionality. ZenaDrone has already completed paid trials with the US Air Force and Navy Reserve for logistics applications.
The Green UAS certification is important for selling to government agencies, law enforcement, and first responders, validating corporate cyber hygiene, product security, and supply chain risk management. It serves as a pathway to Blue UAS certification for direct sales to the Department of Defense. ZenaTech plans to manufacture DoD-destined drones at its Arizona facility, with components produced by Spider Vision Sensors in Taiwan to ensure NDAA compliance.
ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) announces the commencement of testing high-density batteries from Galaxy Batteries Inc. for its ZenaDrone 1000 multifunction AI drone this quarter. The initiative aims to enhance drone capabilities for defense applications by enabling longer flight times, improved reliability, and increased payload capacity.
The ZenaDrone 1000 features autonomous operation, stable flight, heavy lift capabilities, and advanced AI technology designed for military and industrial applications. The company has already completed paid trials with the US Air Force and US Navy Reserve for logistics and transportation of critical cargo.
ZenaTech confirms its supply chain is fully NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act) compliant and plans to pursue Green UAS certification, followed by Blue UAS certification, to become an approved supplier for US defense branches. These certifications require strict cybersecurity and supply chain sourcing requirements, excluding Chinese manufacturers.
ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire its fifth land survey engineering company in Southeast Florida, expanding its Drone as a Service (DaaS) business. This acquisition aims to support border patrol and law enforcement with AI drone technology to address illegal immigration, which cost Florida taxpayers over $8 billion in 2023.
The company's DaaS model provides pay-as-you-go drone solutions for various applications, including land surveying, crop management, and safety inspections. The acquisition strategy involves establishing operations in specific geographical areas and deploying ZenaDrone multifunction AI drones equipped with thermal imaging, night vision, and AI-powered tracking capabilities.
These drones can enhance border security through 24/7 aerial surveillance, real-time data relay, and integration with radar systems. The technology significantly improves traditional land survey methods, completing tasks in hours instead of weeks using LiDAR, GPS systems, and high-resolution imaging.
ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) announced its subsidiaries ZenaDrone and Spider Vision Sensors are collaborating with Taiwan-based Suntek Global to apply for Blue UAS certification for their IQ Nano drone sensor for US Defense use. The 10x10 inch IQ Nano drone is designed for indoor operations including inventory management, building reconnaissance, and explosives detection.
The company plans to file for Green UAS certification in Q2 2025, which serves as a pathway to Blue UAS certification. While Green UAS is a commercial certification for secure drones, Blue UAS is a military-grade approval with strict country-of-origin requirements excluding Chinese suppliers.
The global military drone market, valued at $14 billion in 2023, is projected to reach $47 billion by 2032. ZenaTech has previously completed paid trials with the US Air Force and Naval Reserve for logistics and transportation applications.
ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire its fourth land survey engineering company in Florida, expanding its Drone-as-a-Service (DaaS) operations in the Southeast region. This strategic move aims to address hurricane damage management, which costs an average of $22.8 billion per significant landfall according to the Office for Coastal Management.
The company plans to deploy ZenaDrone 1000 and IQ series drones for hurricane cleanup, search and rescue operations through drone swarms. ZenaTech's subsidiary, ZenaDrone, will produce hundreds of drones to assist hurricane-prone states. The company is currently in discussions with over 25 potential acquisition targets.
The DaaS business model offers a pay-as-you-go solution for various sectors including governments, developers, farmers, and oil companies. The US Surveying and Mapping Services industry, valued at $10.3 billion, is being revolutionized by drone technology, enabling data collection across large areas in hours instead of months using traditional methods.
ZenaTech (Nasdaq: ZENA), a technology company focused on AI drone solutions, Drone-as-a-Service, enterprise SaaS, and Quantum Computing, has announced the approval of its common shares for listing and trading on the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV). The shares began trading under the symbol 'ZENA' on the BMV's International Quotation System (SIC) on January 23, 2025. The company, which is already listed on Nasdaq and Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE), aims to expand its geographical market presence and enhance shareholder liquidity through this new listing.
ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has acquired KJM Land Surveying in Pensacola, Florida, marking its second acquisition in its strategy to revolutionize the land survey industry through drone technology. This acquisition establishes a Southeast US base for ZenaTech's Drone-as-a-Service (DaaS) business, complementing its Northwest operations.
The acquisition aligns with ZenaTech's larger roll-up strategy in the $10.3 billion US Surveying and Mapping Services industry, which is growing at 3% annually. The company aims to disrupt traditional land surveying methods by implementing drone technologies that can complete surveys in hours instead of weeks or months.
ZenaTech's DaaS model offers a pay-as-you-go solution for various applications including land surveying, crop management, inspection, safety, and compliance. The company will deploy its ZenaDrone's multifunction AI drones through office locations and business partners nationwide, targeting governments, builders, developers, farmers, and oil and gas companies.
ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) has completed the acquisition of Weddle Survey Inc., a Portland-based land survey engineering company with over 200 customers. This acquisition forms the foundation of ZenaTech's Northwest US Drone as a Service (DaaS) operations. The company plans to integrate AI drones for land surveys and develop solutions for wildfire management applications using drone swarm technology.
The acquisition is part of ZenaTech's broader strategy to build a national DaaS business through approximately 20 planned acquisitions. The company's DaaS model offers a pay-as-you-go solution for businesses seeking drone services without the need to invest in hardware, software, or regulatory approvals.
ZenaTech is developing the Sky Traffic project, which combines AI drones, quantum computing, and specialized teams to advance traffic management, weather forecasting, and wildfire applications. The company has partnered with a Native American company and is engaging with Pacific Coast organizations to scan large land areas exceeding 300 square miles for fire management using the ZenaDrone1000 platform.
ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) announces development of a gas-powered version of the ZenaDrone 1000 targeting US Defense and NATO markets. The company plans to submit a proposal to the US Air Force through the SBIR Long-Duration Aircraft Program. The global military drone market, currently valued at $14 billion (including $5 billion US market), is projected to reach $47 billion by 2032.
The gas-powered drone will offer extended flight durations, higher payload capacities, and superior operational ranges compared to battery-powered versions. ZenaDrone has previously completed paid trials with the US Air Force and Navy Reserve for logistics applications. The company plans to manufacture 'Made in America' drones in Arizona, with an NDAA-compliant supply chain, and aims to pursue Green UAS and Blue UAS certifications for DoD supplier approval.
ZenaTech (NASDAQ: ZENA) announces its subsidiary ZenaDrone has applied for FAA Part 137 crop sprayer certification for its ZenaDrone 1000 autonomous drone. The certification will enable agricultural operations including spraying fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides, as well as wildfire management applications. The company plans to leverage drone solutions to improve efficiency and reduce costs in US precision agriculture.
ZenaDrone previously received FAA exemption for visual line-of-sight commercial operations in October and has begun testing in Phoenix, Arizona. The US agricultural drone market, valued at $2.74 billion in 2024, is projected to grow at 25% CAGR, potentially reaching $10.45 billion by 2030. The company also aims to address wildfire management, with US wildfire devastation costs estimated between $394 billion and $893 billion annually.
