Draganfly Inc. has announced that its President and CEO, Cameron Chell, will speak at the 2026 Raymond James Aerospace, Defense & Government Services Conference. This event is significant as it underscores Draganfly's role in advancing drone technology within the defense sector.
The conference, held at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., gathers leaders from various sectors, including aerospace, defense, and technology, to discuss emerging capabilities and industry priorities. Chell is set to participate in a panel titled "See First, Act First: Sensing the Modern Battlespace," where he will address the evolving sensor-to-decision chain in modern warfare.
Draganfly Inc. is recognized as a leader in the development of drone solutions and systems, particularly for public safety, agriculture, and military applications. The company operates under the Standard Industrial Classification of 3721, which pertains to the aircraft manufacturing industry. It trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol DPRO.
According to the recent SEC filing (accession number 0001493152-26-046349), Chell will discuss the integration of artificial intelligence in threat detection and the role of unmanned systems in enhancing situational awareness for defense operators. He will be joined by executives from other companies, including Brad Garber of Hidden Level and Chad Kettering of Herrick Technology Laboratories.
“Modern defense environments are creating an urgent requirement for systems that can sense, interpret and respond faster while remaining adaptable at the edge,” Chell stated. This highlights the growing demand for innovative technologies in the defense sector.
As Draganfly continues to position itself within the North American defense and unmanned systems market, the company will also engage with investment and defense community members during the conference. This participation not only showcases Draganfly's advancements but also emphasizes the importance of collaboration in the evolving aerospace and defense landscape.
Details regarding future filings or specific outcomes from this conference were not provided in the SEC filing.