Ondas Inc. develops autonomous systems, robotics and mission-critical connectivity solutions for defense, security and industrial markets. Its operating focus spans Ondas Autonomous Systems, Ondas Networks and Ondas Capital, with products and services tied to aerial and ground-based intelligence, sensing, mobility and communications in complex operating environments.
Recurring Ondas news covers defense and public-safety orders, counter-drone deployments, robotic demining programs, heavy engineering equipment, European joint-venture activity, acquisition integration and quarterly financial reporting. Company updates also reference the FullMAX software-defined broadband platform for industrial IoT networks, Sentrycs cyber-over-RF counter-drone technology, 4M Defense demining systems, INDO Earth Moving equipment programs and the completed Mistral merger, which added U.S.-based manufacturing, integration and federal contracting infrastructure.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) announced that its subsidiary Sentrycs was selected to provide advanced counter-drone protection for Jacksonville Jaguars games at EverBank Stadium for the upcoming NFL season. The Jaguars become the first NFL team to adopt an advanced counter-UAS capability able to help enforce Temporary Flight Restrictions under the SAFER SKIES Act.
The portable Cyber-over-RF system will be operated by trained law enforcement officers and offers passive detection, tracking, identification, pilot geolocation, and controlled mitigation without jamming or kinetic measures. According to Ondas, this follows Sentrycs deployments at multiple venues during the 2026 FIFA World Cup and is designed for scalable, non-disruptive protection in dense urban venues.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) announced that the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) awarded a contract valued at more than $6 million to DZYNE Technologies, now part of Ondas, to advance the Long‑Range Grasshopper™ autonomous, runway‑independent precision aerial delivery system for extended‑range logistics in contested and austere environments.
According to Ondas, the work is now executed within its Ondas Sentinel defense division and builds on a 2024‑2025 AFRL flight test campaign that validated autonomous deployment, jet‑engine air‑start, extended‑range navigation, and precision payload delivery. The contract, which leverages the existing Grasshopper glider architecture capable of delivering up to 500 pounds of payload, funds further development in extended‑range flight, modular payload integration, GPS‑limited autonomous navigation, and enhanced manufacturability to enable scalable fielding of jet‑powered variants and expand Ondas' U.S. defense pipeline.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS), through partners Mistral and Uvision, reported an additional U.S. Army order under the Lethal Unmanned Systems (LUS) program valued at more than $50 million. The award expands quantities of HERO 120 loitering munition systems and ancillary equipment for U.S. Soldiers.
According to Mistral and Uvision, HERO 120 systems are being domestically manufactured for the LUS program. Uvision is the design authority and major partner for development, manufacturing, and delivery, while both companies emphasize ongoing support for training, readiness, and precision strike capability for modern tactical formations.
Ondas (Nasdaq: ONDS) announced that its U.S.-based defense prime contractor Mistral received an over $50 million order from the U.S. Army for tactical Lethal Unmanned Systems (LUS). The order was issued under a previously awarded $982 million multi-year IDIQ contract.
Combined with the initial $190.8 million LUS award, Mistral's total awards now exceed $240 million. According to Ondas, this expands its role in the precision-strike market, extends its LUS production runway beginning in the third quarter of 2026, and increases visibility into future production, integration, training and sustainment activity.
Ondas (Nasdaq: ONDS) announced that former Mossad Director David Barnea has joined Ondas Defense Ltd. as Global President and Chairman, adding nearly three decades of national security, intelligence and executive leadership experience.
Barnea, who led the Mossad from 2021 to June 2026 and drove its organizational and technological transformation, will join Ondas' senior leadership team to support global expansion, strategic technology development, government and defense relationships, and business and technological integration. His role aligns with Ondas' strategy to build a unified, AI-enabled, multi-domain defense technology platform across four segments: Aerial Security, ISR & Persistent Intelligence, Precision Strike and Autonomous Ground Systems.
According to Ondas, Barnea will focus initially on the Middle East, Europe and Asia, help shape technology and acquisition priorities, and enhance integration across sensors, AI software, communications, autonomous systems and precision effectors. The company recently reported securing more than $70 million in new orders over a four-week period across unmanned ground systems, border security, counter-UAS, ISR and autonomous precision-strike technologies. Ondas stresses that Barnea’s role is a private-sector position, entirely separate from his former public service, with no relationship between Ondas and the Mossad.
Ondas (Nasdaq: ONDS) will hold a conference call and webcast on Thursday, August 13, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026. The company will issue a press release with these results prior to the call.
Ondas management will host the call, including a question-and-answer session. Investors can join via toll-free dial-in 844-883-3907 or international dial-in 412-317-5798, with optional pre-registration to bypass the operator. A live webcast and replay will be available through the investor relations section at ir.ondas.com.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) and RSE Ventures announced a co-led strategic investment in FPF Defense, a defense-technology company developing SmartFlak, a counter-UAS system built around the Hammerhead low-cost, autonomous interceptor designed to defeat Shahed-class one-way attack drones at scale.
According to Ondas, FPF Defense will relocate its headquarters to West Palm Beach, Florida, joining Ondas and contributing to an emerging defense-tech hub. The funding will support accelerated development and production of Hammerhead and SmartFlak, establishment of NDAA-compliant U.S. manufacturing, expansion of engineering staff, and build-out of FPF’s new headquarters and operational infrastructure.
Ondas (Nasdaq: ONDS) reported securing $70 million in new orders over the past four weeks across its autonomous defense, security and robotics platform. The awards cover unmanned ground systems, border security and protection, counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS), intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) systems, and autonomous precision-strike capabilities, and include a previously announced $6.9 million C-UAS order in Australia.
According to Ondas, this order momentum supports its strategic plan to build a scaled, integrated defense technology platform that shares engineering, manufacturing, supply-chain and deployment resources across air and ground segments. The company said these awards increase visibility into future production, delivery and deployment and are driving continued expansion of manufacturing capacity and field-support resources.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) announced a $6.9 million order from the Australian Department of Defence for DTIM Single Operator Counter-sUAS Kits, secured with in-country distributor HIFraser and formally awarded to DZYNE Technologies, now operating within Ondas Sentinel, the company’s dedicated U.S. defense division.
The DTIM Kits integrate long-range drone detection, tracking, AI/ML-based identification and Dronebuster (DB4) mitigation in a compact, single-operator system. According to Ondas, production capacity is already scaled and Ondas Sentinel will begin delivery of DTI systems under the contract, positioning the company for potential future expansion in Australia’s counter-UAS posture.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) agreed to acquire DZYNE Technologies for $875.8 million in cash and stock, creating a broad autonomous defense platform in ISR, counter‑UAS and autonomous effects. The deal forms the new Ondas Sentinel division and sharply raises Ondas’ 2026 revenue outlook to at least $525 million.