Telecom Giant in Fortune 50 List Acquires Multiple Draganfly Heavy-Lift Drones for Use in Emergency Response and Disaster Relief Infrastructure
Draganfly's Heavy Lift Drones Aid Disaster Recovery and Communication Efforts
Draganfly Inc., a leading UAV technology company, has made a significant stride in disaster recovery operations by selling its Heavy Lift Drones to a Fortune 50 telecommunications company. These drones, listed on NASDAQ, CSE, and FSE, will be instrumental in transporting essential supplies and equipment, and providing communication services in areas inaccessible due to storm damage or infrastructure failure.
The Heavy Lift drone platform is equipped with a range of remote sensors, logistics payloads, and communications payloads. The remote sensors support situational awareness and monitoring during disaster response, while the logistics payloads can lift over 15 kilograms, enabling the transport of larger equipment or life-saving supplies directly to affected zones. The communications payloads are designed to rapidly establish or restore emergency communication networks where existing infrastructure is damaged or destroyed.
Infinity Communications, a premier provider of rapid deployment communications infrastructure, will leverage these drone platforms to provide rapid-deployment communications infrastructure, ensuring continuity of network services in the most demanding emergency environments. This partnership demonstrates the critical role of automation and UAV technology in enhancing disaster response effectiveness via swift logistics and communication restoration.
Draganfly's Heavy Lift drone system's modular design and payload versatility reflect more than 25 years of UAV development experience by the company. Cameron Chell, the Chief Executive Officer of Draganfly Inc., oversees these operations and can be reached at (306) 955-9907 or [email protected].
It is important to note that the sale of the drones was made after extensive testing, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking information except as required by applicable law. However, readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements or information, as the Company's actual results, performance, or achievements may vary materially from the forward-looking statements.
For media inquiries, please contact Draganfly Inc. at [email protected]. The Company's most recent filings with securities regulators in Canada can be found on the SEDAR+ website at www.sedarplus.ca, and with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on EDGAR through the SEC's website at www.sec.gov.
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- In addition to aiding disaster recovery and communication efforts, Draganfly Inc.'s Heavy Lift Drones can also contribute to the business sector, as they are used for transporting essential supplies and providing communication services in areas inaccessible due to storm damage or infrastructure failure.
- The sale of Draganfly's Heavy Lift Drones to a Fortune 50 telecommunications company indicates a promising future for the role of technology in both emergency response and commercial operations.
- The news of Draganfly's partnership with Infinity Communications, a premier provider of rapid deployment communications infrastructure, emphasizes the significance of technology and automation in shaping Canadian culture, particularly in the fields of disaster response and media.
- To enforce Canada's laws regarding the sale and use of drone technology, it is important for individuals to follow the company's forward-looking statements and consult relevant securities regulations, as these can be found on the SEDAR+ website and the SEC's EDGAR.
- To maintain a healthy environment and society, it is crucial to embrace advancements in technology and embrace the potential improvements in disaster response and communication networks demonstrated by Draganfly's Heavy Lift Drones.
