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Draganfly to Acquire Dronelogics Systems, Expanding its North American-based Drone Offerings

Draganfly to Acquire Dronelogics Systems, Expanding its North American-based Drone Offerings
The CEO of Draganfly Innovations, Inc. says there is a $1 billion market for North American drones, such as this Draganflyer X6, because of federal government restrictions. Photo: Draganfly Innovations, Inc.

Canadian dronemaker Draganfly will acquire Vancouver-based Dronelogics Systems for $1.53 million, expanding the company’s North America-built unmanned aircraft systems offerings as the U.S. considers further restricting the use of Chinese-made drones. The acquisition of Dronelogics, a solutions integrator for custom robotics, hardware and software, expands Draganfly’s offerings in the integration and engineering segments, according to the company. Dronelogics’ team of nine employees works with Fortune 500 companies to provide insights into inventory metrics, asset management, volume-metric calculation and digitizing assets,…

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