SPARC AI Inc. (CSE: SPAI; OTCQB: SPAIF; Frankfurt: 5OV0) announced the completion of a three-week customer tour of Ukraine and Poland, during which the company demonstrated its Overwatch Positioning Network under live GPS-jamming conditions as close as 17 kilometres from the front line. The company also launched a new premium module called Overwatch Intelligence at the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce, Poland. The tour resulted in active engagements with multiple drone original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), which investors may be watching as a potential pathway to commercial contracts in the defence sector.

Key Points

  • SPARC AI Inc. (CSE: SPAI; OTCQB: SPAIF; Frankfurt: 5OV0) is a Vancouver-based defence technology company focused on GPS-denied positioning.
  • Overwatch successfully located a target more than 600 metres away with no GPS, no laser rangefinder, and no additional hardware during Ukraine field demonstrations.
  • The company launched Overwatch Intelligence — an ISR module that extracts georeferenced target coordinates from drone imagery without GPS — and is pursuing a NATO Stock Number for Overwatch.
  • Investors may watch for further updates on OEM engagements, potential UGV and fixed-wing platform extensions, and progress toward NATO procurement cataloguing.

Overwatch Intelligence Launch and Ukraine Field Demonstrations

The tour opened with private events attended by more than a dozen drone OEMs and operators, where SPARC AI launched Overwatch Intelligence, described in the release as a premium module for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions in GPS-denied conditions. The module allows operators to extract georeferenced target coordinates from live or recorded drone imagery by clicking any pixel in an image — with no GPS required on the aircraft. During subsequent live demonstrations at Ukrainian military test ranges and near the front line, the Overwatch Positioning Network returned latitude and longitude from drone telemetry in milliseconds, with the release confirming no telemetry or position data is stored by the service.

17 km Front-Line Deployment Validates GPS-Denied Performance

The team travelled east to within 17 kilometres of the front line, where Overwatch was integrated on site into a large quadcopter and flown in a GPS-jammed environment. According to the release, the aircraft recorded the precise location of a pole more than 600 metres away with no GPS, no laser rangefinder, and no additional hardware onboard. Overwatch Patrol, the company's dismounted positioning service, was also demonstrated; under GPS interference, the device correctly displayed the user's actual position while satellite-derived positioning placed the user several kilometres off. The release states these results confirm Overwatch's operational capability under active electronic warfare conditions.

Middle East Deployment and Multi-OEM Commercial Engagements

Prior to the Poland and Ukraine tour, SPARC AI demonstrated Overwatch in a Western-aligned partner nation in the Middle East under similar GPS-jamming conditions, performing the same self-locate to target-locate sequence later replicated near Ukraine's front line. Following these deployments, the company disclosed it is engaged with several drone OEMs on existing and new opportunities, including extending Overwatch's capability to unmanned ground vehicles and fixed-wing platforms. The company is also pursuing a NATO Stock Number for Overwatch, which the release states would enable procurement through NATO and allied defence supply systems.