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Strike Industries and Narsil Dynamics Announce Strategic Partnership to Launch Advanced AI Drone, “Waspy” in 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – October 31, 2024

Pioneering autonomous drone technology with groundbreaking latency reduction, target acquisition, and real-time facial recognition capabilities.

Las Vegas, Nevada — Narsil Dynamics, a leader in drone technology with a legacy as Asia’s first large-scale drone manufacturer, has teamed up with Strike Industries (SI) to introduce the Waspy—a revolutionary AI-powered drone poised to transform military, commercial, and search-and-rescue (SAR) operations. Set for its first public demo flight in December 2024, Waspy leverages advanced AI capabilities to minimize latency, providing unmatched target acquisition without reliance on traditional FPV piloting.


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Autonomous Precision Targeting and AI-Driven Tracking

Designed primarily for military use, Waspy’s AI-driven capabilities allow it to autonomously “chase” and secure targets based on predefined parameters. Operators can import specific target data, enabling Waspy to search and identify individuals based on features such as clothing colors or distance from a set location. By eliminating the need for direct control, Waspy significantly reduces the limitations traditionally posed by signal transmission delays.

This autonomous targeting is further enhanced by high-end models featuring integrated real-time facial recognition, priced competitively at around $2000, while entry-level models are set to retail at approximately $1000.

Manufactured in the USA and Taiwan with Zero Reliance on Chinese Chipsets

Reflecting Narsil Dynamics’ commitment to security and reliability, Waspy will be manufactured in both the USA and Taiwan. The drone’s production process is entirely free of Chinese chipsets, ensuring a secure, stable, and technologically independent platform.


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Company History: Setting Global Standards in Drone Innovation

Founded with a commitment to innovation, the original team of Narsil Dynamics achieved a Top global ranking in the 2010s and delivered its first large scale drone to the Taiwan Police Department in 2013, advancing law enforcement capabilities across Asia. From law enforcement applications to groundbreaking solutions worldwide, the founders of Narsil have consistently set industry standards. Now, with Waspy, Narsil Dynamics pushes boundaries once again, bringing the world a new level of autonomy in drone technology.

Upcoming Demo and Purchase Information

Waspy’s debut demo flight is scheduled for December 2024, offering an exclusive look at its cutting-edge functionality. Narsil Dynamics will open purchase orders in early 2025, and interested parties can follow the company’s social media and website for the latest updates and details.

Stay Connected

For continuous updates on Waspy and other groundbreaking innovations, follow Narsil Dynamics on Instagram and visit our official website. Join us in witnessing a new era in autonomous drone technology.

Email: info@narsildynamics.com

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Website: www.narsildynamics.com

Narsil Dynamics and Strike Industries’ collaboration signals a major step forward in the world of autonomous drone technology, setting a new standard for performance, security, and innovation in both military and commercial applications.

7 Responses to “Strike Industries and Narsil Dynamics Announce Strategic Partnership to Launch Advanced AI Drone, “Waspy” in 2025”

  1. Adam says:

    Priced strategically at 1000% – 2000% more than DJI.

  2. Sasquatch says:

    The same Strike Industries that makes skeletonized red anodized AR accessories, and rifle Apple Air Tag holders?!

  3. Seamus says:

    Interesting the name of the Company is based on sword from “Lord of the Rings”, Narsil, that was broken into many pieces when the enemy simply stepped on it.

    • Adam says:

      The Palantir messed with their users giving them bad information and Anduril was a random sword.

      Seems you just have to pick any LOTR weird name in lieu of being original. If it sells hype so be it, VC may throw down money on it.

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