Inturai Ventures Corp.CSE: URAI

Inturai advances drone, defence and in-home intelligence with new technology

· Issued by Inturai Ventures Corp. via CNW

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Highlights

  • Inturai's sensors now work without an internet connection, making them much easier to set up and more globally deployable in all commercial, intelligence and operational environments.

  • The Company is currently testing this on a sensor mounted to a drone, opening up new defence and security uses.

  • Inturai's in-home intelligence now works with an ordinary home router and self-calibrates to each home it's installed in, creating improved accuracy and fewer false alarms.

VANCOUVER, BC, June 26, 2026 /CNW/ - Inturai Ventures Corp. (the "Company") (CSE: URAI) (OTC: URAIF) (FSE: 3QG0) is pleased to announce two advances to its sensing platform: sensors that work without an internet availability for drone and defence use, and improved in-home intelligence for healthcare.

Until now, Inturai's sensors needed an internet connection to send their data. They can now talk directly to each other instead, with no internet needed. This makes them cheaper, simpler to set up, and able to work where there's no connection at all.

Additionally, the Company is currently testing this on a sensor mounted to a drone. Removing the need for fixed infrastructure lets Inturai bring its discreet sensing to mobile and airborne use, where awareness must be kept without any permanent setup. That matters most for defence and security, where operators often work in places with no network at all.

Inturai has also improved its in-home intelligence, which uses everyday Wi-Fi signals to understand movement and activity in a home, including detecting falls, without cameras. It connects to an ordinary home router, so no special equipment is needed. Because every home affects these signals differently, the system now learns and self-calibrates to the specific environment in which it's installed, resulting in improved accuracy and fewer false alarms. This makes it more reliable in real homes and care settings, where dependable monitoring is essential for the elderly and assisted living.

Ed Clarke, CEO of Inturai Ventures Corp., commented: "These advances show the breadth of our platform. We're freeing our sensors from fixed networks for defence and field use, while making our in-home intelligence smarter by self-calibrating to each home it protects. This widens our commercial pathways across defence, industrial, and healthcare markets."

Together, these advances strengthen Inturai's position across defence, healthcare, industrial, and outdoor monitoring, and support faster, lower-cost deployments wherever connectivity is limited.