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Elsight's Halo Technology is Officially Listed on US Army's UAS Marketplace

Halo’s addition to the US Army UAS Marketplace is intended to streamline procurement and support growing demand for secure uncrewed systems connectivity.

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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.

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US Army takes another step to fast-tracking procurement of Elsight's uncrewed systems connectivity

ALLEN, Texas, Sept. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Elsight (ASX: ELS), a provider of mission-critical connectivity for uncrewed systems, today announced it has secured an official listing on the US Army's UAS Marketplace as an early addition to the platform. The listing follows a Basic Ordering Agreement with the U.S. Army and Halo's addition to the Blue UAS List. Halo's inclusion reflects DoW validation of the capability and puts the product within easier reach of the U.S. Army, other branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, and partner nations.

Elsight's Halo technology enables uncrewed operations beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) across air, land, and maritime domains. Field-proven with over 500,000 operational hours across 100+ customers with active deployments in complex, high-intensity combat environments, Halo intelligently bonds cellular, satellite, and RF communications into one resilient connectivity layer that intelligently selects the optimal path. Halo is in operational use in conflict front lines across the globe and has been showcased at US military events for the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and US Special Operations Command (SOCOM).

"This listing streamlines the procurement process and puts Halo within easy reach of every program office across the US Army and beyond," said Elsight CEO Yoav Amitai. "We were ahead of the curve on this because resilient connectivity has become a baseline requirement for uncrewed systems on the modern battlefield. Halo is already trusted in various front lines around the globe, and we're proud that Army buyers can now reach it directly through the Marketplace as the service scales its uncrewed systems programs."

Elsight is scaling up manufacturing in the US and Germany to meet growing government demand for localized, resilient supply chains, as NATO-aligned defense forces and US agencies increasingly adopt its technology. Several programs are set to move from pilot to full production procurement.

Key Halo Features

  • The only multi-link solution intelligently bonding all available communications
  • Zero-interruption spectrum handoff
  • Leverages existing and proprietary infrastructure, turning it into an intelligent, available, and cost-effective layer in the mission stack
  • Vendor agnostic integration across airframes, ground vehicles, vessels, and communication hardware without lock-in
  • Optimized for both tiny platforms and heavy-duty systems without added bulk or power draw
  • Scale without re-architecting –one drone or a full fleet, the platform grows with the operation

About Elsight

Elsight (ASX: ELS) provides the critical enablement layer for uncrewed vehicles, across air, land and maritime domains. Trusted by leading autonomous systems manufacturers, defense organizations, and public safety agencies worldwide, Elsight supports mission-critical uncrewed systems operations, where reliability, mobility, and mission certainty matter most. Go to elsight.com for more info.

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What does Halo’s listing on the US Army UAS Marketplace change for buyers?

The company states that the listing streamlines the procurement process and puts Halo within easier reach of every program office across the US Army and other users who can order through the UAS Marketplace.

How widely has Elsight’s Halo technology been used so far?

Halo is described as field-proven with over 500,000 operational hours across 100+ customers, including active deployments in complex, high-intensity combat environments and operational use on conflict front lines.

In which domains and platforms can Halo be deployed?

Halo supports uncrewed operations across air, land, and maritime domains and can be integrated with airframes, ground vehicles, vessels, and communication hardware. It is optimized for both tiny platforms and heavy-duty systems and can scale from a single drone to a full fleet.

How is Elsight responding to government demand for its technology?

Elsight is scaling up manufacturing in the US and Germany to meet growing government demand for localized, resilient supply chains, as NATO-aligned defense forces and US agencies increasingly adopt its technology. The company also notes that several programs are set to move from pilot to full production procurement.

What are some key technical features of the Halo connectivity solution?

Key Halo features include being a multi-link solution that intelligently bonds available communications, zero-interruption spectrum handoff, and the ability to leverage existing and proprietary infrastructure. It offers vendor-agnostic integration without lock-in and is designed not to add bulk or power draw while allowing operations to scale without re-architecting.

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