RocketDNA Secures $350K Contract to Supply Autonomous PatrolBots for Mine Sites

September 02, 2024 10:12 AM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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RocketDNA (ASX:RKT) has recently secured a notable $350,000 contract with SSG Security Solutions to provide its advanced autonomous PatrolBots for mine site security.

Innovative Security Solutions

RocketDNA’s PatrolBots are designed to enhance security by autonomously patrolling the perimeter of high-risk facilities and sensitive locations, addressing concerns related to burglary and vandalism. These sophisticated machines are essentially AI-powered drones that represent an evolution of RocketDNA's previous models. They are engineered to operate independently, eliminating the need for constant human oversight.

Expanding Market Reach

This contract underscores the growing commercial demand for RocketDNA's autonomous xBot drone technology, especially within the security and surveillance sectors. The deployment of PatrolBots aligns with RocketDNA’s strategic goal of expanding into industries where security, public safety, and protection of critical infrastructure are paramount.

Reinforcing Market Position

These recent contract awards reinforce RocketDNA’s standing as a leader in providing innovative drone solutions that address practical challenges faced by enterprise customers. By integrating cutting-edge technology with real-world applications, RocketDNA continues to position itself at the forefront of advancements in autonomous security solutions.

The partnership with SSG Security Solutions highlights RocketDNA's commitment to advancing the field of autonomous security, contributing to safer and more secure environments at critical facilities.

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