Mr. Ed Clarke reports

INTURAI SIGNS WITH ASX-LISTED PATHKEY TO ADVANCE DRONE SWARM COMMAND AND CONTROL ON AI EDGE

Inturai Ventures Corp. has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chipforge, a wholly owned subsidiary of Pathkey Ltd., an Australian public-listed semiconductor and technology group to jointly develop drone swarm command and control on an edge-computing platform.

Highlights:

• Inturai signs MOU with Chipforge, a company of Australian Securities Exchange-listed Pathkey;
• Partnership to build drone swarm command and control (C2) on edge silicon for defence and emergency response;
• Deepens Inturai's push into defence and autonomous systems, following its acquisition of DomeCommand.

Under the MOU, the parties will collaborate on a drone swarm communication and co-ordination module built on a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) platform. The module targets core autonomous functions, including path planning, collision avoidance, task allocation and autonomous deployment sensing -- the mission-critical building blocks of command and control (C2) for co-ordinated drone swarms operating in tactical and emergency-response scenarios. The technical work will be carried out with Pathkey's Singapore-based AI-native (artificial intelligence) semiconductor subsidiary, Chipforge Pte. Ltd., and covers platform access, FPGA-based prototyping and vision-processing IP (intellectual property) development.

The work sits at the intersection of two fast-growing markets: autonomous unmanned systems and edge AI. Defence and emergency-response operators increasingly require drone swarms that can sense, decide and act in contested and complex environments where connectivity is degraded or denied. Processing command and control on edge silicon, rather than in the cloud, delivers the low-latency, resilient operational intelligence those missions demand.

"Command and control is the hard problem in autonomous drone swarms, and solving it on the drone is where significant value sits. Working with Chipforge, we are putting our sensing and agentic swarm capabilities directly onto silicon for tactical and emergency-response operations. This collaboration positions Inturai at the front of the defence and national security markets that are moving fastest toward autonomy."

The collaboration extends Inturai's spatial intelligence platform beyond RF (radio frequency) presence and vital-signs sensing into agentic drone swarm management, a materially larger addressable market. The company's hardware-light deployment architecture and AI-native approach are well suited to the FPGA design work, which is intended to compress the path from prototype to production-ready hardware.

The MOU also reinforces the company's cross-border footprint. Pathkey is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, aligning the collaboration with an Australian public-listed group and connecting Inturai to the Asia-Pacific defence and national security corridor. The collaboration follows the company's acquisition of DomeCommand, part of a broader buildout of Inturai's defence and autonomous-systems capabilities.

The parties intend to negotiate and execute definitive agreements that will document the full scope, timelines and commercial terms of the collaboration. The company will update shareholders as material milestones are reached.

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