Safe Pro Group Inc. filed a new patent application on December 16, 2025, titled “Object Detection Precision Enhancement Methods, Tools and Systems.” The filing expands the company’s portfolio of AI‑powered computer‑vision patents that underpin its Safe Pro AI platform, which processes drone imagery to detect landmines and other explosive threats.
The new patent focuses on improving detection accuracy for small objects in drone‑captured imagery. The enhanced algorithm has already demonstrated higher precision in large‑scale operations, and the company plans to showcase the technology at the U.S. Army’s Concept Focused Warfighter Experiment (CFWE) and CFWE‑M in 2026.
While the filing itself does not generate immediate revenue, it strengthens Safe Pro’s intellectual‑property moat and signals continued investment in R&D for its AI analytics division. The company has deployed its technology in Ukraine and is set to demonstrate the upgraded system to U.S. Army platforms, positioning it to capture growing demand for AI‑driven threat detection in defense and humanitarian markets.
Safe Pro’s recent financial results illustrate the context for the patent filing. In Q3 2025 the company reported revenue of $0.10 million, a sharp decline from $0.33 million in Q3 2024, and a net loss of $5.01 million. Management attributes the decline to macro headwinds and a shift toward high‑margin AI services, while emphasizing that the new IP will help drive future revenue and margin expansion.
Chairman Dan Erdberg said the AI team is rapidly enhancing the platform, improving accuracy and operational reliability for large‑scale missions. He highlighted the upcoming Army demonstrations as a key milestone and expressed confidence in scaling the AI, aerial services, and ballistic products to serve defense, infrastructure, public safety, and humanitarian missions globally.
The patent filing and Army demo participation reinforce Safe Pro’s competitive positioning in a high‑growth AI and defense market. Investors view the IP expansion as a long‑term catalyst, while the company continues to navigate short‑term financial challenges. The filing signals a strategic focus on high‑margin AI services that could offset current revenue declines.
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