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ZenaTech Wins Nearly $1M Contracts for Land Surveying

ZenaTech announced that one of its U.S. Drone as a Service locations has won multiple bids to preform land surveying with an initial aggregate value of nearly $1M for a U.S.-based utility company's solar infrastructure construction project. The contracts cover drone-based topographic surveys supporting what is expected to be a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar electrical grid upgrade. Subject to successful execution and additional contract awards, management estimates that the project could generate up to $2.5M in additional revenue over the next two years, with further potential for drone-based solar infrastructure inspection operations following construction completion.

ZenaTech Achieves Over 27% Organic Growth in 2025

"Over 27% organic growth across the locations we acquired in 2025 shows the Drone as a Service model working as designed: we acquire established survey and inspection businesses, introduce drones and AI into their workflow, and see the results in their revenue," said Shaun Passley, ZenaTech CEO. "We are executing quickly, and each new location strengthens the AI autonomy platform we are building across the network. Drone-based land survey and inspection is a differentiated offering in a traditional industry; our marketing investments are building brand awareness and name recognition, and our acquisition strategy deliberately focuses on regions where geographic growth and economic development are driving construction and business growth, and with it the demand for DaaS. We believe this combination positions ZenaTech for sustained growth."

ZenaTech Launches AI Smart Safety Glasses Stacklens

ZenaTech unveiled Stacklens, a line of AI-powered smart safety glasses designed for field technicians, inspectors and industrial crews. ZenaTech plans to launch Stacklens in three versions, each suited to a different field environment and use case. The product is currently at the prototype and testing stage, with customer pilots expected to begin in 2027. "Smart glasses have arrived for consumers, but the people who could benefit most are the millions of technicians who need both hands and real answers on the job. Stacklens puts an AI expert, a camera and a direct line to a senior technician right in a pair of safety glasses. It fits naturally alongside our drone services and enterprise software, and we see it as a promising new opportunity for ZenaTech," said Shaun Passley, Ph.D., ZenaTech CEO.