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SPARC AI (OTCQB: SPAIF) on Dec 02, 2025 announced completion of a pixel-level target acquisition capability within its Overwatch platform that calculates latitude/longitude and military MGRS coordinates for any pixel in a still image.
The Image Targeting module performs real-time distance and precise geolocation for the drone, capture point, and distant objects using the company’s reverse geolocation lookup technology, described as a secured part of its patent portfolio.
Testing showed the system can estimate object height from a single image (example: building 13.62 m tall at 318 m distance while the drone was 60 m AGL). The company positions this as enabling image-only geolocation and operations without GPS or external sensors.
SPARC AI (OTCQB: SPAIF) announced on November 25, 2025 that it received delivery of two custom-built STRIKE-1 drones.
The aircraft will be used as dedicated platforms for demonstrating the company’s target acquisition and autonomous navigation systems, enabling controlled, repeatable test flights, consistent performance validation, and data collection without relying on customer hardware. The company said the STRIKE-1 units will also be offered for paid customer trials to speed onboarding, reduce integration time, and shorten customer evaluation cycles, with the goal of increasing demo frequency and helping move customers from testing to deployment.