- Drone solutions and systems developer Draganfly (CSE:DPRO) is unveiling its newest product, the longer-lasting Commander 3 XL Hybrid
- The Commander 3 XL Hybrid touts a significantly extended flight duration capability, allowing operators to achieve more in a single flight
- The Commander 3 XL Hybrid can accommodate a range of payloads, with the ability to fly a payload of up to 4 kilograms for as long as three hours
- Draganfly last traded at $1.15 per share
Drone solutions and systems developer Draganfly (CSE:DPRO) is unveiling its newest product, the longer-lasting Commander 3 XL Hybrid.
The Commander 3 XL Hybrid touts a significantly extended flight duration capability, allowing operators to achieve more in a single flight.
The Commander 3 XL Hybrid can accommodate a range of payloads, with the ability to fly a payload of up to 4 kilograms for as long as three hours.
Its new fuel injection system delivers higher power output and greater fuel efficiency.
“Driven by customer demand the Commander 3 XL Hybrid is Draganfly’s latest technological advancement designed to assist various sectors to achieve more than ever before,” Draganfly’s president and CEO, Cameron Chell, said in a news release. “This new platform offers extended flight times, logistical efficiency, and reliability to achieve peak operational efficiency without compromise.”
The drone is being unveiled at the Commercial UAV Expo taking place from Sept. 5-7 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
Draganfly develops drone solutions, software, and AI systems to enhance businesses and serve their stakeholders. The award-winning company has a 24-year history of leadership in saving time, money and lives in the public safety, agriculture, industrial inspections, security, mapping and surveying markets.
Draganfly Inc. last traded at $1.15 per share.
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