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- Red Branch Technologies, Inc. (OTC: RBTI) is a technology holding company that develops and commercializes security and defense industry solutions, including advanced power and communication systems; robust robotics for bomb disposal and inspection; and unmanned aerial vehicles for surveillance. Its core products comprise The Mini for mesh networks and combined applications; The Mojo for video surveillance, long-distance communications, and mesh networks; The Titan for heavy-amp uses such as ground radar, thermal imaging, and satellite uplink; TeleMax and tEODor robots for bomb disposal; ODIS-T2 systems for omni-directional inspection and multi-mission ordinance handling; and Long Star and XTS UAVs for aerial surveillance. These offerings serve applications in disaster recovery; physical security; border, pipeline, and perimeter protection; wireless communication nets; forward operating bases; event security; humanitarian services; water desalination, purification, and pumping; as well as military, law enforcement, and industrial safety organizations, with operations focused in the United States. Founded in 1987 and headquartered at 44081 Pipeline Plaza, Suite 320, Ashburn, Virginia, the company maintains a lean structure with one employee and leadership under CEO Jeff Sirianni. No major recent acquisitions, funding rounds, partnerships, or product launches are publicly reported within the last two years, reflecting a stable operational focus amid its OTC-traded status and minimal market activity.
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