Safe Pro Group's AI Drone Technology Shows Dramatic Improvements in Ukrainian Demining Operations

Safe Pro Group Inc. (NASDAQ: SPAI) has revealed preliminary results from an 18-month field study demonstrating that its SpotlightAI drone imagery technology significantly enhanced humanitarian demining operations in Ukraine. The technology improved demining productivity by over 800% and detected 550% more unexploded ordnance compared to traditional methodologies while also reducing operational costs.

The field study compared the performance of non-technical survey teams using Safe Pro's AI-powered solution against teams employing pre-existing demining methods. The findings were presented at the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining Innovation Conference 2025 in Luxembourg, highlighting the substantial operational advantages of integrating artificial intelligence with drone-based imagery analysis for humanitarian demining efforts.

The study, conducted in partnership with Norwegian People's Aid, validates both the financial and functional impact of SpotlightAI technology in real-world conflict scenarios. The dramatic improvements in detection rates and productivity come at a critical time for Ukraine, where extensive contamination from unexploded ordnance poses ongoing threats to civilian populations and hinders reconstruction efforts.

Safe Pro Group, a leader in advanced AI-powered security and defense solutions, conducted the research to demonstrate how modern technology can transform traditionally labor-intensive and dangerous humanitarian operations. The company shared detailed findings through its official communication channels (https://ibn.fm/zj93t), providing transparency about the methodology and results.

The implications of these findings extend beyond Ukraine's immediate demining needs, potentially revolutionizing how humanitarian organizations approach clearance operations in post-conflict zones worldwide. The ability to detect more unexploded ordnance while dramatically increasing productivity could accelerate the safe return of displaced populations to their homes and enable faster reconstruction of critical infrastructure.

For the defense and security industry, the study demonstrates the practical application of AI and drone technologies in saving lives and reducing risks for demining personnel. The cost reduction aspect also makes advanced demining technology more accessible to humanitarian organizations operating with limited budgets.

The presentation at the GICHD Innovation Conference positions Safe Pro Group as an innovator in applying commercial technology to humanitarian challenges, bridging the gap between defense sector advancements and civilian safety applications. Investors can access additional information about the company's developments through its newsroom (https://ibn.fm/SPAI).