Rantizo Unveils Prototype of Long-Range Fixed-Wing Surveillance Drone
Key Highlights
- ➤Rantizo unveiled a fixed-wing surveillance drone prototype for ISR and monitoring applications
- ➤Commercial availability is anticipated in mid-2027, subject to testing and manufacturing preparations
- ➤Targeted range reaches up to 130 miles for long-range surveillance missions
- ➤Prototype targets maximum speed of 75 miles per hour
- ➤Aircraft offers more than 4 pounds of targeted payload capacity
Expert Statements
Marianne McInerney, President of Rantizo
“At Rantizo, we believe the future of unmanned aviation will be defined by the ability to deliver practical solutions to challenges that conventional aircraft and ground-based systems cannot efficiently address. Our new fixed-wing surveillance drone represents an important expansion of that vision. From monitoring remote border regions and protecting critical infrastructure to helping forestry agencies assess wildfire threats, we are developing technologies that provide operators with greater visibility, reach and operational flexibility. With commercial availability anticipated in mid-2027, this drone represents another step toward bringing specialized unmanned aviation capabilities to markets where they can make a meaningful difference.”
HOUSTON, Oct. 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rantizo, Inc. (NASDAQ: RNTZ) ("Rantizo" or the "Company"), an emerging provider of advanced drone technologies and services, today announced the unveiling of its new fixed-wing surveillance drone prototype, expanding the Company’s unmanned aircraft portfolio into aerial intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and monitoring applications. Rantizo anticipates that the aircraft will be commercially available in mid-2027, subject to completion of testing and manufacturing preparations.
Designed to support operations across diverse environments, the new aircraft combines long-range flight capabilities, high-speed performance and advanced imaging technology in a compact, electrically powered platform. The system is designed to address demand for aerial surveillance solutions across border security, forestry and wildfire management, critical infrastructure inspection, environmental monitoring and public safety operations.
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