ZenaTech, Inc. (Nasdaq: ZENA) has outlined the capabilities of ZenaWorx, its drone-based construction monitoring software platform, according to a company statement released Oct. 20, 2026.

ZenaWorx uses drone-captured LiDAR data to generate three-dimensional site models and is designed to support construction monitoring from initial earthworks through structural development. The platform's planned features include digital terrain modeling, cut-and-fill volume measurement, grading assessment, drainage assessment support, and repeat site comparisons.

The platform is being offered through ZenaTech's Drone as a Service (DaaS) network on a subscription basis, allowing customers to access monitoring services without operating their own drone fleets. The company said the recurring service model is intended to span the full duration of multi-year construction projects.

ZenaTech CEO Shaun Passley said, "With ZenaWorx, we are combining our Drone as a Service field locations network with drone data and software to give customers a consistent view of their projects from earthworks through structural development."

The company said ZenaWorx is primarily targeting AI data center construction projects, as well as commercial construction and public works, including landfill earthworks and municipal infrastructure. ZenaWorx was introduced in May 2026, and in August 2026 the company announced its first paying customer for AI data center construction monitoring along with the addition of beta-stage digital terrain modeling.

ZenaWorx is being developed through collaboration between ZenaTech's enterprise SaaS and DaaS divisions. The platform is intended to address the needs of surveyors, engineers, and construction managers by providing aerial site data at agreed intervals throughout a project.