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ZenaTech (ZENA) announced its subsidiary Tillerstack's AI software, Orsa+, is used by industrial firms for field technician support. The software works with Stacklens AI smart glasses, with plans to expand into healthcare. Stacklens is in prototype testing, with pilots expected in 2027. ZenaTech aims for medical device certification for Stacklens. The company specializes in AI drone platforms and operates through subsidiaries.

ZenaTech reported Q2 revenue of C$9.33M, up 557.6% YoY, but posted a loss per share of C$0.28 and an operating loss of C$25.32M. Shares have fallen 83.6% over the past year, trading near record lows. Analysts see potential upside, but investors remain skeptical due to persistent losses and cash burn concerns.

ZenaTech (NASDAQ:ZENA) reported 27.1% organic revenue growth in 2026 for its Drone as a Service (DaaS) operations, excluding acquisitions. The company estimates Q3 2026 revenue of C$13.4M-C$14.8M (US$9.5M-US$10.5M), up from C$9.3M in Q2. DaaS accounted for 93% of Q2 revenue. The growth is attributed to integrating drones and AI into acquired businesses. ZenaTech operates globally and manufactures drones through its subsidiary, ZenaDrone.

ZenaTech's shares declined after the company expanded its at-the-market stock offering to up to $150 million. The stock has fallen over 10% in the past week and over 63% year-to-date, according to the report.

ZenaTech, Inc. (ZENA) introduced Stacklens, AI-powered smart safety glasses for field workers, currently in prototype and testing. The company expects pilot programs to begin in 2027. According to an AI analyst, the product aligns with ZenaTech's focus on AI hardware and SaaS, but requires certifications and customer adoption to impact shares.

ZenaTech's ZenaDrone subsidiary is developing a mobile trailer to support automated multi-drone spraying and seeding, aiming to boost productivity and scale its Drone as a Service (DaaS) operations. The trailer will support up to five drones and is designed to reduce downtime and lower operating costs. Fortune Business Insights estimates the global agriculture drone market at $4.38 billion in 2025, with projections reaching $18.03 billion by 2034, representing a 16.8% CAGR.

ZenaTech (ZENA) has begun developing a mobile agricultural drone operations trailer for its ZenaDrone subsidiary. The trailer, designed to automate precision agriculture tasks, will initially support the IQ Octo drone and aims to improve productivity and scalability. The company plans to test the trailer in the coming months and adapt it for other Drone as a Service (DaaS) applications.

ZenaTech (Nasdaq: ZENA) announced progress on its ZenaDrone 2000 heavy-lift interceptor, designed for counter-UAS and maritime defense. The prototype, under assembly in Sharjah, UAE, is expected to begin flight testing in Q1 2027. The drone offers over four hours of hover endurance and a 40 kg payload, complementing the Interceptor P-1. ZenaTech aims to provide an affordable, layered defense system for the growing counter-UAS market, projected to exceed $20 billion by 2030.

ZenaTech, Inc. (ZENA) reported 201,157,883 common shares issued and outstanding as of September 30, 2026. The information is included in the company's Form F-3 registration statement.

ZenaTech, the largest shareholder of Boardwalktech Software Corp., has called for a shareholder meeting to replace the board, citing financial struggles, including breached covenants, declining revenue, and governance concerns. ZenaTech plans to invest in sales and marketing to drive growth. Boardwalktech's share price fell from $0.125 to $0.03 since March 2025, with revenue declining 39% in 2026.