Safe Pro Group has achieved a major milestone in its AI-based threat detection efforts, in which its advanced AI system analyzed over 1 million drone images and successfully detected more than 20,000 explosive hazards in Ukraine.
By using its patented Spotlight technology, Safe Pro AI uses advanced machine learning models and AWS cloud computing to rapidly detect 150+ types of landmines, unexploded ordnance (UXO), and other explosive remnants of war (ERW).
Safe Pro AI Analyzes Ukraine Battleground
The AI-based system took less than 0.2 seconds to process each image, which is a huge leap from traditional human analysis, which usually takes a few minutes per image.
“The one million image milestone is the result of hundreds of days and thousands of miles logged by our dedicated team while building meaningful relationships with stakeholders in Ukraine. The use of our AI to process drone-based imagery and detect landmines and UXO is possible thanks to the dedication and commitment of our Safe Pro AI team and the invaluable support provided by our partner, AWS, who has enabled us to continue to harness the power of the Cloud to scale our AI to meet the massive challenge of demining Ukraine,” Dan Erdberg, Chairman and CEO of Safe Pro Group Inc, stated in the announcement.
“Through continued development of our algorithms, we look forward to applying our IP to support evolving customer requirements for specialized small object threat detection technology at home and abroad,” he added.
According to the report, the company’s AI system has executed the mapping of over 4,355 hectares of land by producing high-resolution, GPS-tagged 2D and interactive 3D maps. This mapping will help governments and humanitarian organizations to locate threats with sub-centimeter precision. Safe Pro plans to expand its technology for use in defense, public safety, and commercial markets worldwide.
Source:https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250219761896/en/Safe-Pro-Surpasses-1000000-Drone-Images-Analyzed-Milestone-Using-Its-Novel-AI-Algorithms-Machine-Learning-Models-on-AWS-Cloud-Advancing-Small-Object-Threat-Detection
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