Vancouver – September 29, 2026 -- Inturai Ventures Corp. (CSE: URAI) (OTC: URAIF) (FSE: 3QG0) said its recently acquired drone command-and-control platform, DomeCommand, took first and third place in the two-day team integration category at the Singapore Defense Tech Hackathon 2026, held September 25-27 and co-organised by NUS Enterprise, TUM Venture Labs and the European Defense Tech Hub.
DomeCommand pairs with two partner teams to win top category
In the winning entry, Team Echelon connected its acoustic localisation system and Team Aegis integrated its interceptor drone with DomeCommand, producing an end-to-end demonstration of detection, localisation and coordinated interception run at the edge within the two-day window. DomeCommand also placed third alongside Team Phylax, which used the platform's simulation capabilities to build a civilian defence application modelling drone attacks and generating guidance for the public during an incident.
Prizes totalled S$10,000 across two winning teams
First place carried a S$8,000 prize and third place S$2,000, both split among DomeCommand and its respective partner teams. The Company emphasized the results were competition demonstrations in a controlled setting, not field evaluations by a defence customer, and do not constitute a commercial agreement. DomeCommand's RF sensing technology was not part of either winning entry. The platform allows a single operator to coordinate multiple drones and sensor feeds while presenting ranked response options for human approval.
Singapore's defence minister flags rising drone threat
The hackathon result follows a February 27, 2026 Committee of Supply speech by Singapore's Minister for Defence, Chan Chun Sing, who said cheap asymmetric capabilities such as drones present both threats and opportunities, and that the Singapore Armed Forces will focus on integrating manned and unmanned operations as a system.
Three-year India services deal adds no initial revenue
Separately, Inturai signed a three-year Master Services Agreement with Brihaspathi Technologies Limited, an India-based security and surveillance company that reports more than 2 million cameras deployed across India. The agreement establishes a framework for commercial and enterprise projects spanning retail, facilities management, transport and smart city applications, with revenue contingent on individual projects signed under it; the deal carries no initial revenue. Inturai said it continues to advance aged care, retail and data centre opportunities for its Spatial Intelligence business, along with other sensor opportunities, at varying stages of testing and commercial discussion through channel partners and technology providers.