Darkpulse Inc (OTCMKTS: DPLS) has been on the move up since the Company closed the acquisition of Optilan, a private company incorporated in England and Wales. Optilan is a global provider of security and communications systems together with associated integration services. Optilan’s services include design, installation, commissioning, support and maintenance services across a range of blue-chip customers. With its head office in the UK, the business has international operational presence in the Middle East, Turkey, India and Azerbaijan. Optilan offers a range of products including CCTV, access control, perimeter detection, networks, telephony, alarms, fibre installation and satellite communications. Optilan has designed and installed a significant proportion of the world’s pipeline intrusion and leak detection systems using optical sensing technology. Optilan has a top tier management team and a diverse organization of almost 200 personnel specializing in engineering, project management and procurement,
Darkpulse is a leader in distributed fiber sensor solutions. DPLS system outperforms all other distributed fiber sensors in the market today. DarkPulse’s growing list of world-class capabilities and the Company’s positioning as the leader in infrastructure sensing and monitoring in all domains, air, land, and sea which represents an enormous market worth billions puts Darkpulse in line for serious government contracts according to many investors who are buying in here. The Company continues to grow fast through acquisition.
Darkpulse Inc (OTCMKTS: DPLS) uses advanced laser-based monitoring systems to provide rapid and accurate monitoring of temperatures, strains and stresses. The Company’s technology excels when applied to live, dynamic critical infrastructure and structural monitoring, including pipeline monitoring, perimeter and structural surveillance, aircraft structural components and mining safety. The Company’s fiber-based monitoring systems can assist markets that are not currently served, and its unique technology covers extended areas and any event that is translated into the detection of a change in strain or temperature. In addition to the Company’s ongoing efforts with respect to the marketing and sales of its technology products and services to its customers, the Company also continues to explore potential strategic alliances through joint venture and licensing opportunities to further expand its global market position.
In this video engineers demonstrate the function of the dark-pulse based BOTDA system measuring strain on a PVC pipe. A 4″ PVC pipe specimen with 12′ length has a sensing fibre helically wrapped around it which measures the hoop strain as the pressure in the pipe is raised. Data is first collected at an internal pressure of 10 psig. The engineers then clamp one end of the pipe creating a disturbance in the strain field. This disturbance is readily seen in the second measurement demonstrating dark-pulse BOTDA system’s ability to detect sub-metre strain events. Data collection takes a matter of seconds. Processing the data takes somewhat longer, however in this instance is a result of the limited computing power of the Raspberry Pi processor utilized during the demonstration. DarkPulse offers multiple configurations with increased processor capacity for faster data display including a cloud based GUI as part of 24/7 structural health monitoring solutions.
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DPLS started running in early January which we reported on at the time stating: Darkpulse Inc (OTCMKTS: DPLS) is making a strong move up in recent weeks off its triple zero lows to recent highs over $0.02. DPLS has attracted legions of new shareholders and is quickly emerging as a volume leader in small caps topping $13 million in dollar volume on Friday alone. DPLS is making a number of big moves including building up its management team recently appointing Mr. Faisal Farooqui as its Director for Asia-Pacific (“APAC”) and Middle East and North Africa (“MENA”) global regions. Last week in a letter to shareholders, CEO Dennis O’Leary made a number of important points: “Since early 2020 we have made significant progress with the commercialization of our patents as well as building a global presence that will be part of the company’s accelerated entry into global infrastructure markets. With these exciting developments the momentum is continuing into 2021. After appointing company board members and creating a solid Leadership Team, our trajectory and rate of accomplishments have significantly accelerated.” Recently Darkpulse signed a MOU with TSK Korea to create a manufacturing and logistics presence in South Korea.
Last month the Company hired on Rick Gibson as Director of Strategic Initiatives. Mr. Gibson has had a 46-year career building businesses, founded/co-founded several successful technology companies, and advised over 75 others. Rick is a Senior Investor Partner at Sustainability Partners (SP), an investor in large infrastructure projects for municipalities, universities, schools, hospitals, airports and other public entities. SP has dozens of well-known customers with over $500M in projects underway.
On August 10 DPLS closed the acquisition of Optilan, a private company incorporated in England and Wales. Under the terms of the agreement, DarkPulse has acquired 100% of Optilan for cash considerations. The Company will invest additional resources for Optilan’s ongoing operations including working capital, expansion of the business and growth strategies as the two company’s work to solidify joint operations. “This new partnership comes at a crucial time and DarkPulse’s technology will fit many of our client’s needs. We have worked tirelessly to deliver our ambitious strategic vision and improve our structure, efficiency, and sustainability. I am exceptionally proud and excited that DarkPulse has decided to support our future development and for us to be a part of their team. Momentum has been building at pace in Optilan during the last twelve months and this acquisition will only increase the speed of our expansion ambitions.” said Bill Bayliss, CEO for Optilan.
DPLS CEO Dennis O’Leary stated “This acquisition completes a monumental leap forward of DarkPulse’s expansion into global critical infrastructure markets. As a recognized leader for more than 30 years, Optilan brings a highly experienced team and operational footprint with physical assets across key international markets including, South America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia and the UK.” He continued, “I look forward to meeting and working with the nearly 200 member Optilan team working throughout the globe.”
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DPLS has been on the move up since the Company closed the acquisition of Optilan, a private company incorporated in England and Wales. Optilan is a global provider of security and communications systems together with associated integration services. Optilan’s services include design, installation, commissioning, support and maintenance services across a range of blue-chip customers. With its head office in the UK, the business has international operational presence in the Middle East, Turkey, India and Azerbaijan. Optilan offers a range of products including CCTV, access control, perimeter detection, networks, telephony, alarms, fibre installation and satellite communications. Optilan has designed and installed a significant proportion of the world’s pipeline intrusion and leak detection systems using optical sensing technology. Optilan has a top tier management team and a diverse organization of almost 200 personnel specializing in engineering, project management and procurement, Darkpulse is a leader in distributed fiber sensor solutions. DPLS system outperforms all other distributed fiber sensors in the market today. DarkPulse’s growing list of world-class capabilities and the Company’s positioning as the leader in infrastructure sensing and monitoring in all domains, air, land, and sea which represents an enormous market worth billions puts Darkpulse in line for serious government contracts according to many investors who are buying in here. The Company continues to grow fast through acquisition. Microcapdaily reported on DPLS when the stock was less than $0.01 in January stating at the time: “DPLS is making a number of big moves including building up its management team recently appointing Mr. Faisal Farooqui as its Director for Asia-Pacific (“APAC”) and Middle East and North Africa (“MENA”) global regions.” We will be updating on DPLS when more details emerge so make sure you are subscribed to Microcapdaily so you know what’s going on with DPLS.
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