ZenaTech's subsidiary ZenaDrone is beginning to schedule live demonstrations of its drone technology for U.S. government defense agencies, marking a key step from testing to market readiness. Initial demos will feature the IQ Nano indoor drone, with plans to showcase other models like the ZenaDrone 1000 VTOL and IQ Square for various defense applications. The company is also progressing through Blue UAS certification, including cybersecurity tests, to qualify for government procurement. These moves position ZenaDrone to compete for future defense contracts as U.S. agencies prioritize domestically made, reliable drone technology.
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