Elsight Ltd. reports company developments tied to its Halo connectivity platform for unmanned and autonomous systems. Recurring news themes include defense and government market activity, contract wins, technical demonstrations of resilient connectivity, and the expansion of sales leadership across U.S., European, Israeli, and Asia-Pacific markets.
Company updates also describe Halo's role in carrier-agnostic, multi-link communications for systems that may operate in contested or denied environments. News about Elsight commonly links commercial execution with demand from defense organizations and uncrewed-systems programs.
Elsight (ELSLF) launched a positioning capability for uncrewed systems designed to provide geolocation in environments where GPS is unavailable or disrupted.
The company says the technology uses cellular network measurements and combines available signals with motion data to support positioning across air, land and maritime operations. It also compares GPS readings with cellular-derived locations to detect possible GPS spoofing, or false location signals. The application is integrated into Halo and is delivered to existing Halo customers as a software or feature unlock, requiring no additional hardware.
Elsight (ELSLF) has secured an official listing for its Halo connectivity technology on the US Army's UAS Marketplace as an early addition to the platform. The company states that this listing follows a Basic Ordering Agreement and Halo's inclusion on the Blue UAS List, easing access for the US Army, other US armed services, and partner nations. Halo provides beyond-visual-line-of-sight connectivity for uncrewed systems across air, land, and maritime domains, with over 500,000 operational hours across more than 100 customers.
Elsight (OTC:ELSLF) announced five senior business development appointments across the U.S., Europe, Israel and Asia to scale defense and uncrewed-systems sales amid accelerating demand. The hires support commercial execution after a more than 11-fold year-over-year increase in 2025 contract wins and successful Halo demonstrations for U.S. DIU and DoW SOCOM programs. The company says it enters 2026 with a growing backlog and expanded pipeline to pursue long-term programs of record across allied defense customers.