Draganfly CEO to Discuss AI and Autonomous Systems in Modern Warfare at Raymond James Conference

  • Draganfly CEO Cameron Chell will participate in the 2026 Raymond James Aerospace, Defense & Government Services Conference on October 8, 2026.
  • Chell will join a panel titled 'See First, Act First: Sensing the Modern Battlespace' discussing AI in threat detection, distributed sensing, and autonomous systems.
  • Panelists include Brad Garber of Hidden Level, Chad Kettering of Herrick Technology Laboratories, and Andrew Maner of Protora.
  • Draganfly will also hold meetings with investment and defense community members to advance its position in the North American defense and unmanned systems market.

Draganfly's participation in the Raymond James Aerospace, Defense & Government Services Conference highlights the growing importance of AI and autonomous systems in modern warfare. The company's focus on unmanned systems and sensor technology aligns with broader industry trends toward faster, more adaptable defense solutions. As defense budgets and technological advancements drive innovation, Draganfly's strategic positioning in the North American market will be crucial to watch.

Market Positioning
How Draganfly's participation in high-profile defense conferences will affect its market positioning and potential partnerships.
AI Integration
The pace at which AI and autonomous systems are being adopted in modern warfare and their impact on defense strategies.
Regulatory Dynamics
Whether evolving national security policies will create new opportunities or challenges for unmanned systems in the defense sector.