UAS Drone's Subsidiary, Duke Robotics, to introduce the IC Drone, a revolutionary, safer and cost-efficient drone technology for conducting routine maintenance of critical infrastructure
Evidence notes
- Duke Robotics introduced the IC Drone as a drone-enabled system for cleaning electric utility insulators.
- The company described the system as its first civilian application built from its stabilization, autonomy, and robotic-control stack.
- The launch was tied to an initial collaboration with Israel Electric Corporation around utility maintenance workflows.
Company context
Develops aerial robotic systems for infrastructure operations and defense-adjacent missions. Its product line includes the IC Drone for insulator-cleaning and field maintenance workflows, alongside broader aerial systems for security and operational use.