Drone technology company RocketDNA (ASX: RKT) has secured two contracts valued at $350,000 for its xBot PatrolBot system to be deployed across multiple mining sites, as autonomous patrol vehicles that remove the need for traditional human patrols. RocketDNA’s PatrolBot system represents an advancement in surveillance technology. Designed for industries like mining, energy, and utilities, which
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How can governments minimise casualties during the war? One solution is to send fewer people. That’s what tech, like drones, enables without compromising safety—which is probably why many countries are jumping on the bandwagon to secure some advanced drones. Just one day after it delivered an over three-million-dollar US government order, defence industry company XTEK
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Breaking out afresh today, drone security business Nightingale Intelligent Systems has readied its IPO to kickoff its entry onto the ASX, but things haven’t quite gone to plan for shareholders that participated in the public offering. Debuting as ASX: NGL at a price of $0.22, the US-based tech company has been cashing in on the
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Drones-as-a-service provider Delta Drone International (ASX: DLT) has secured a contract with Australian gold producer Red 5 Ltd (ASX: RED) to provide drone powered aerial surveying services to two mines located in Western Australia. The three year contract will see Delta’s drones flying over several mines operated by Red 5’s subsidiary, Greenstone Resources Ltd (ASX:
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Initially used primarily by the military and the average hobbyist, drone technology has been refined for commercial applications. There have been use cases in wildlife conservation, security to conduct surveillance and increasing interest from logistic providers as a courier service. Lately, there has been elevated interest from the mining and agricultural industry in obtaining aerial
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As drone technology continues to advance and heighten security concerns, Australian tech developer Orbital Corporation (ASX: OEC) has initiated a UAV flight program targeting 300 hours of data, in collaboration with wholly-owned Boeing subsidiary Insitu Pacific. The program is being conducted at Insitu’s Queensland facility where Orbital’s propulsion systems will be key to extending the
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