ZenaTech, Inc. provided an update on its 'Clear Sky' project, an R&D initiative that uses multiple AI drones in a drone swarm and quantum computing for weather forecasting. A beta application version is soon to be released, aiming to better predict localized and extreme weather events for business and government users.
The company plans to expand its quantum computing project team to 20 by adding at least ten additional specialized engineers in the coming months. This expansion will accelerate the development and upcoming beta release of Clear Sky, while also furthering other internal quantum computing projects.
CEO Shaun Passley, Ph.D., highlighted that 58 separate billion-dollar weather disasters occurred globally last year, with 27 in the US. The Clear Sky project aims to combat this trend by using AI-powered drone swarms and quantum computing to fill critical atmospheric observation gaps, providing more precise, up-to-the-minute weather insights to anticipate extreme weather events.
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