Red Cat Teams Up with Primordial Labs to Integrate Voice Control in Teal Drones

Red Cat Teams Up with Primordial Labs to Integrate Voice Control in Teal Drones

by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian J. McNabb

Drone developer Red Cat has recently announced a partnership with machine interface software firm Primordial Labs to bring their AI-driven voice control features to the Teal drones platform. The new agreement will see Primordial Labs’ Anura interface integrated into the Teal 2 drone and future products, enabling operators to use natural language to control individual and swarmed drones. 

“Adding voice control into our products is another step toward our goal of building the best-in-class rucksack portable drone. The flexibility provided by voice control, combined with the existing features in our offering, will continue to push Teal’s drones into a leadership position,” said George Matus, Red Cat’s Chief Technology Officer. “We are proud to partner with Primordial Labs, an innovator in the human-machine teaming space, through which we will bring even more capability to the tactical edge.”

“We’re incredibly proud to partner with Red Cat and Teal Drones,” said Lee Ritholtz, CEO & Co-Founder of Primordial Labs. “Integrating our next-gen human-machine interface with the Teal 2 opens the door for operators to intuitively collaborate with these drones as part of a human-machine integrated formation.”

Red Cat’s Teal drone, made in South Salt Lake, Utah, is a cost-effective portable sUAS featuring advanced night vision technology, multi-vehicle control support, and a fully modular design. It holds both FAA Remote ID and Blue UAS Cleared List certifications. 

More information on Red Cat is available here. 

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Ian McNabb is a staff writer based in Boston, MA. His interests include geopolitics, emerging technologies, environmental sustainability, and Boston College sports.