ZenaTech Expands AI Drone Commercialisation as DaaS Drives Q1 Revenue

ZenaTech is expanding its AI-powered drone commercialization through its Drone-as-a-Service model, which generated 93 percent of the company's first-quarter revenue

Justin Tomlinson

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ZenaTech Expands AI Drone Commercialisation as DaaS Drives Q1 Revenue

On July 22, 2026, Vancouver-based technology company ZenaTech, which is listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol ZENA, announced the expansion of its artificial intelligence-powered drone commercialization efforts. This strategic growth is heavily supported by the company's Drone-as-a-Service (DaaS) business model. According to the company, the DaaS segment has become a primary financial driver, contributing 93 percent of ZenaTech's total revenue during the first quarter.[1][2]

The company's DaaS model functions by combining advanced AI-powered drone technology with specialized enterprise software and professional services. This comprehensive approach is designed to assist enterprise customers by providing them with direct access to essential drone equipment, trained personnel, and dedicated mission support. By offering these integrated resources, ZenaTech aims to simplify the adoption of drone technology for businesses that may not have the internal infrastructure to manage drone operations independently.[1][2]

ZenaTech's drone solutions are designed to support a diverse range of commercial applications across multiple industries. Key sectors utilizing these services include engineering data collection, agricultural monitoring, and warehouse management. Additionally, the company's technology is employed for facility inspections and property maintenance, demonstrating the versatile utility of its AI-powered drone and software suite in modern enterprise operations.[1][2]

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