SAiMON Robotics Attends Ascend 2026 Conference to Evaluate Autonomous Aerial Platforms for Its Robots-as-a-Service Offering

Company assessed NDAA-compliant, dock-based and long-range drone technologies as it broadens the systems available to public safety and security customers

LAS VEGAS, Oct. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SAiMON Robotics, which provides robots and drones to public safety and security organizations as a service, today announced the Company took part in Ascend 2026, Skydio's invitation-only annual user conference, held September 23–24 in Summerlin, Nevada.

The SAiMON Robotics team used the conference to assess the latest in autonomous aerial technologies: drones that launch and return to a dock without an on-site pilot, long-range fixed-wing aircrafts, and software that dispatches a drone to verify an alarm before personnel respond. The evaluation supports the Company's ongoing work to expand the platforms available to its customers, with a focus on systems that meet the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) requirements U.S. government agencies apply to drone procurement.

Under SAiMON Robotics' "Robots-as-a-Service" (RaaS) model, customers contract for robots and drones as a service rather than buying, maintaining, and staffing the hardware themselves. The Company already operates autonomous drones for institutional customers in Mexico and the United States, supporting mission-critical operations such as wide-area surveillance, perimeter security, infrastructure monitoring, and the protection of strategic assets. These systems execute pre-programmed missions tailored to each customer's operational requirements, combining autonomous capabilities with human oversight. Human operators direct and authorize every deployment.

"Public safety agencies want the reach of autonomous systems without the cost and complexity of owning a fleet," said Heberto Molina, Chief Executive Officer of Saimon Robotics. "Ascend made clear how quickly dock-based operations are maturing. Our job is to evaluate those platforms against what our customers need and make the best of them available as a service."

About SAiMON Robotics

SAiMON Robotics puts robots to work as a service. Its robots and drones operate in the field under an accessible rental model, starting in public and private security and scaling to logistics and industry. SAiMON Robotics is a SAiMON Group company.

For more information, please visit www.saimonrobotics.com.

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