• RDARS (RDRS) has completed the first production run of its all-new Eagle Eye and Eagle Nest products
  • The new Eagle Eye and Eagle Nest systems are being prepared for immediate deployment at locations in North America
  • Charles Zwebner, CEO of RDARS, sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the news
  • RDARS is an early-stage autonomous robotics and drone technology company
  • RDARS Inc. (RDRS) opened trading at C$0.025

RDARS (RDRS) has completed the first production run of its all-new Eagle Eye and Eagle Nest products.

The new Eagle Eye and Eagle Nest systems are being prepared for immediate deployment at locations in North America. They will be central to RDARS’ strategy for seeking beyond visual line of sight environment (BVLOS) approvals with Transport Canada and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States.

Charles Zwebner, CEO of RDARS, sat down with Sabrina Cuthbert to discuss the news.

“These systems are rolling off the assembly lines, and our company is on a roll. We are really excited about this milestone, and we look forward to executing our business plans.”

RDARS is advancing the security industry’s approach to protecting properties by introducing autonomous systems that allow for real-time response, situation awareness, verification, intervention, evidence recording, data capture, analysis, and immediate downstream transmissions to public safety agencies.

RDARS has the ability to receive, analyze, and downstream the data and inform public safety agencies who the perpetrators are before they even arrive at the property.

RDARS Inc. (RDRS) opened trading at C$0.025.


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