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October 3rd, 2017
Drone Guarder, Inc. Announces Negotiations for a Strategic Partnership with Leading Drone Technology Company

LONDON – Drone Guarder, Inc. (OTCQB:DRNG): Drone Guarder (DG) is pleased to announce negotiations for a strategic partnership to share commercial and technology platforms with a leading European drone technology company. The basis of our partnership will be a technology transfer between the two companies to enable DG to have industry leading technological functionality and streamlined delivery of the DG Drone to the market.

The key advantages to our pending arrangement includes new software innovations and enhanced range of applications. Specifically, we will develop ad hoc grid areas which have been surveyed by our DG Rescue Drone on the fly and then will be able to search any grid area whether a water body or terrain, in a real-time grid created by the tablet app. The drone will autonomously search the grid area during day or night time for survivors utilizing thermal and night vision cameras. Our proprietary technology allows the grid to be created flying in real time while streaming live images with the end user remotely viewing the search grid area.

Adam Taylor (CEO of DG) says “we are very excited to be partnering with a leading European drone technology company for the synergy and advantages of sourcing new functionality and technology for the DG Drone. This will enable us to bring the world’s most advance drone intruder and rescue products to the consumer, making DG a world leader in drone AI solutions. DG will be releasing details upon conclusion of negotiations and signing of a formal agreement.”

About Drone Guarder Inc

DroneGuarder is an early stage security and surveillance company focusing on commercializing a drone enhanced home security system as a turnkey solution. The solution is app-based and includes a drone, infrared camera, and Android mobile app component: Once an alarm has been triggered, the DroneGuarder™ will immediately take off from a wireless charging pad.

Please visit www.droneguarder.com to learn about the company, management and products.

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