DraganFly

DraganFly (legally Draganfly Inc., also operating as Draganfly Innovations Inc.) is a Canadian unmanned aircraft manufacturer headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, founded in 1998 by Zenon Dragan. The company states it released the first commercialized quadrotor UAV in 1999 and the first multirotor UAV with an integrated camera system in 2001, and that in 2013 one of its aircraft was credited with the first known life-saving use of a small unmanned aircraft system.

DraganFly went public on the Canadian Securities Exchange in 2019 and began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker DPRO in 2021. Its current product line spans multirotor UAV platforms — including the Commander 3XL, Commander 3XL Hybrid, Apex, Soten, and Starling x.2 — alongside a heavy-lift drone, the Flex FPV system, and a precision delivery system, plus integrated camera, LiDAR, and health-monitoring payloads and associated software.

One of DraganFly's current multirotor platforms is the Commander 3 XL Drone, a modular commercial UAV marketed for public safety, agriculture, and industrial inspection use.