From GlobeNewswire: 2025-06-17 07:15:00

TB2 Aerospace LLC, in partnership with Draganfly Inc., achieved a 100% success rate in deploying, recovering, and recharging tactical resupply pods during the U.S. Army’s Sustainment Modernization Experiment 2025. The Drone Recharging Operational Payload System (DROPS) integrated with Draganfly’s Commander 3XL demonstrated its ability to autonomously handle payloads, reducing the need for human intervention. This successful deployment highlights the potential of autonomous logistics solutions to revolutionize military tactical resupply and logistics. The DROPS system also showcased its platform agnosticism, functioning seamlessly across various platforms, including Draganfly’s Commander 3XL.

Draganfly Inc., a pioneer in drone solutions, AI-driven software, and robotics, has been at the forefront of drone technology for over 25 years. The company provides innovative solutions for public safety, agriculture, industrial inspections, security, mapping, and surveying. With a commitment to delivering efficient and reliable technology, Draganfly aims to help organizations save time, money, and lives. For more information about Draganfly and its industry-leading technology, visit their website or contact Chief Executive Officer, Cameron Chell.

TB2 Aerospace, a U.S.-based defense technology innovator, is developing autonomous logistics and tactical payload systems. Their flagship solution, DROPS, is a modular payload delivery system designed to enhance the operational capabilities of unmanned systems in defense, disaster response, and homeland security applications. The successful integration of DROPS with Draganfly’s Commander 3XL during the U.S. Army’s SMEX25 demonstrates the potential of autonomous logistics solutions in improving military tactical resupply and logistics operations. Contact Chief Executive Officer, Hank Scott, for partnership inquiries or visit TB2 Aerospace’s website for more information.



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