PHILADELPHIA, PA — Exyn Technologies (Nasdaq: EXYN, EXYNW) secured new mining, infrastructure and U.S. government contracts across three continents during the first half of 2026, expanding deployments of its autonomous mapping platform in hazardous and GPS-denied environments.
The Philadelphia-based company said the agreements include work with mining operators in North America, South America and Asia, as well as infrastructure inspection projects and initiatives involving the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Exyn did not disclose the value of the contracts, the number of customers or the expected revenue contribution.
Several of the agreements extend across multiple periods and are expected to add to the company’s annual recurring revenue, according to Exyn.
The mining deployments involve producers of gold, silver, copper and other critical minerals. The company said its technology is used to collect spatial data in underground and hazardous areas where conventional surveying may be slower, more expensive or impractical.
Exyn’s platform allows aerial and ground-based robotic systems to operate without GPS, communications infrastructure or human pilots while producing three-dimensional maps.
The technology is intended to reduce worker exposure to hazardous environments, shorten surveying timelines and provide digital models for planning, inspection and operational decisions.
“These new deployments expand our global customer base while demonstrating the versatility of our platform across mining, critical infrastructure, and government applications,” Chief Executive Officer Brandon Torres Declet stated.
The latest contracts broaden Exyn’s exposure to industries seeking autonomous inspection and mapping systems for locations where satellite navigation and direct human operation are limited.
The company did not provide deployment schedules or identify the mining and infrastructure customers involved.
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