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Source document· January 29, 2026

ZenaTech ofrece actualización sobre su planta de fabricación de Spider Vision Sensors basada en Taiwán, que respalda la producción de componentes de drones de conformidad con la NDAA para cumplir con las regulaciones de defensa de EE.UU.

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ZenaTech ofrece actualización sobre su planta de fabricación de Spider Vision Sensors basada en Taiwán, que respalda la producción de componentes de drones de conformidad con la NDAA para cumplir con las regulaciones de defensa de EE.UU…
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  • Strategic investment allows rapid response to growing demand from U.S. DoD and NATO allies while driving operational efficiency and consolidating leadership in U.S.-manufactured drone innovation

    80% confidence

  • Company expects SVS plant to be in full operation within the quarter

    80% confidence

  • After initial production runs, plant expected to support scale manufacturing of drone components for ZenaDrone platforms including ZenaDrone 1000 and IQ series with Taiwan-manufactured components

    80% confidence

  • SVS plant strengthens supply chain resilience, enables greater customization, and positions company for disciplined, scalable growth aligned with long-term vision

    80% confidence

  • Setting up Spider Vision Sensors plant is a critical achievement that enhances control over key components used in ZenaDrone products

    80% confidence

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