Safe Pro Group has deployed upgraded artificial intelligence algorithms to its patented Safe Pro Object Threat Detection technology, enhancing drone operations in GPS and GNSS denied environments. The enhanced capabilities enable rapid battlefield image analysis, including 2D and 3D modeling and explosive threat detection from virtually any drone video feed.
The upgraded technology was developed following real world exercises in Ukraine based on end user feedback. This practical testing ground allowed the company to refine its AI algorithms for the challenging conditions where GPS signals are unavailable or unreliable, a common scenario in modern conflict zones and disaster areas.
The technology is scheduled to be showcased at the U.S. Army 2026 Concept Focused Warfighter Experiment at Fort Hood, Texas. This demonstration represents a significant opportunity for military evaluation of the enhanced capabilities in simulated operational environments.
Safe Pro Group Inc. is a mission-driven technology company delivering AI-enabled security and defense solutions. Through cutting-edge platforms like SPOTD, Safe Pro provides advanced situational awareness tools for defense, humanitarian, and homeland security applications globally. The company leverages commercially available off-the-shelf drones with its proprietary machine learning and computer vision technology to enable rapid identification of explosives threats.
Built on a cloud-based ecosystem and powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), Safe Pro Group's scalable platform targets multiple markets that include commercial, government, law enforcement and humanitarian sectors. The company's technology stack allows its Safe Pro AI software, Safe-Pro USA protective gear and Airborne Response drone-based services to work in synergy to deliver safety and operational efficiency. For more information on Safe Pro Group Inc., please visit https://safeprogroup.com/.
The deployment of these upgraded algorithms addresses a critical need in modern security operations where traditional navigation systems may be compromised. By providing reliable threat detection and situational awareness without dependence on GPS, the technology offers potential applications beyond military use, including disaster response, infrastructure inspection, and law enforcement operations in challenging environments.
