Safe Pro Group Inc. Selected for U.S. Army Futures Command Warfighting Experiment

Safe Pro Group Inc. (NASDAQ: SPAI), a leader in artificial intelligence-powered defense and security solutions, has announced its selection to participate in the U.S. Army Futures Command’s Concept Focused Warfighting Experiment Maneuver (CFWE-M) 2026. This significant event, scheduled to take place at Fort Benning, Georgia, in March and April 2026, serves as the Army’s primary platform for small unit modernization. It facilitates collaboration among Cross Functional Teams, Centers of Excellence, the science and technology community, and industry leaders.

During the experiment, Safe Pro Group will demonstrate its innovative SpotlightAI(TM) platform, a drone-based imagery analysis system capable of detecting and identifying over 150 types of landmines and unexploded ordnance in fractions of a second per image. This technology represents a leap forward in battlefield intelligence, offering rapid, actionable data as drone warfare continues to evolve. Dan Erdberg, CEO of Safe Pro Group, emphasized that the company’s selection for this experiment highlights its capability to deliver cutting-edge solutions that enhance safety and operational efficiency in defense and security operations.

The SpotlightAI(TM) platform is part of Safe Pro Group’s broader suite of AI-enabled security and defense solutions. Built on a cloud-based ecosystem and powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS), the platform is designed for scalability across commercial, government, law enforcement, and humanitarian sectors. Its ability to provide advanced situational awareness tools makes it a valuable asset in various applications, from defense to homeland security.

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This participation not only underscores Safe Pro Group’s position as a leader in AI-powered defense solutions but also signals the growing importance of artificial intelligence and drone technology in modern warfare and security operations. The implications of this development extend beyond the military, offering potential applications in humanitarian demining and disaster response, where rapid detection of explosives can save lives and facilitate safer, more efficient operations.