NEW YORK – Dark Pulse, Inc. (OTC Markets: DPLS) (“DarkPulse” and the “Company”), a technology company focused on the manufacture, sale, installation, and monitoring of laser sensing systems based on its patented BOTDA dark-pulse sensor technology (the “DarkPulse Technology”) which provides a data stream of critical metrics for assessing the health and security of infrastructure, today announced its subsidiary, TerraData Unmanned, has successfully delivered a custom, all electric, NDAA compliant drone platform configuration to a customer that offers more than 60 minute flight times with 1.5kg of payload – an industry first.
DarkPulse subsidiary, TerraData Unmanned, has successfully delivered a custom drone platform per a customer’s specifications which exceeds current industry offering by more than 30 minutes considering the usable payload weight. The TerraData team, led by Justin Dee, has built a Quad Copter drone with 1.5KG payload capabilities at more than 60 minutes of continuous flight. This cutting-edge design is a combination of proprietary software and hardware. The custom platform offers NDAA compliant autopilot, communications links, TSO Certified GPS unit and ground control station. Future designs include integrating RTK for mapping, methane detectors, and true terrain following capabilities. There are also improvements scheduled that are intended to further extend the endurance and provide over 4KG of payload capacity, not including batteries.
DarkPulse is leveraging uncommon technology both developed and vetted by TerraData including innovative battery chemistry, cutting edge propeller design, extremely efficient speed controllers, and combinations of titanium and carbon fiber in the airframe to achieve 60 minute or more flight capabilities. The technology utilized for this design also allows for flight batteries to charge in one half the amount of time needed for traditional lithium polymer batteries. This feature, along with the long endurance capability, allows for more efficient workflows compared to operations conducted with current multirotor offerings.
“Designing and delivering cutting edge drone technology to our customer is a giant leap forward for the commercial drone industry and DarkPulse’s market strategy with respect to “eye in the sky” drone platform capabilities,” said DarkPulse CEO, Dennis O’Leary. “This successful deployment aligns with the Company’s acquisition of TJM Electronics West for the manufacturing our proprietary PDBs (power distribution boards), and ESCs (electronic speed controllers) and the assembly and distribution of the drones themselves.”
About TerraData Unmanned PLLC
TerraData Unmanned provides unmanned aircraft system (UAS) and remotely operated vehicle (ROV) services and consulting to both commercial and government clients. Using largely proprietary UAS, TerraData provides photogrammetry and modeling services to the mining and construction industries in the form of 3D modeling and mapping, volumetric analysis of stockpiles, and erosion calculations for mine ponds. With use of ROVs, they also support engineering firms and water management districts with the inspection of subsurface structures such as submerged RCP/CMP culverts and the same techniques and hardware are applied to piers, bridges, and alike. They also provide consulting services in the form of aircraft development and testing, UAS assessment and acquisition, and UAS program development and integration. TerraData’s personnel are not only Part 107 Certified but have operated UAS on 5 continents, 10 countries, and more than 10 states during their careers to date. With over 30 years of combined experience in the UAS industry, the TerraData team is often sought out to work with and solve complex problems for commercial, military, and government clients around the world.
For more information, visit www.TerraDataUnmanned.com
About DarkPulse, Inc.
DarkPulse, Inc. uses advanced laser-based monitoring systems to provide rapid and accurate monitoring of temperatures, strains and stresses. The Company’s technology excels when applied to live, dynamic critical infrastructure and structural monitoring, including pipeline monitoring, perimeter and structural surveillance, aircraft structural components and mining safety. The Company’s fiber-based monitoring systems can assist markets that are not currently served, and its unique technology covers extended areas and any event that is translated into the detection of a change in strain or temperature. In addition to the Company’s ongoing efforts with respect to the marketing and sales of its technology products and services to its customers, the Company also continues to explore potential strategic alliances through joint venture and licensing opportunities to further expand its global market position.
For more information, visit www.DarkPulse.com
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