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AgEagle Aerial Systems, doing business as EagleNXT, reports developments in drones, sensors and software for commercial, government and defense customers. Company news centers on eBee-series unmanned aircraft systems, including the eBee VISION fixed-wing ISR platform and eBee TAC tactical mapping drones, as well as Blue UAS and NDAA-compliant product positioning.
Recurring updates include U.S. Army and allied defense orders, public safety and training applications, sensor and software capabilities, strategic investments in autonomous and counter-drone technologies, financial results, working-capital actions and corporate operating updates.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) sold a MicaSense RedEdge-P Green sensor to Shizuoka University on Feb 17, 2026, completing a RedEdge-P Triple 15-band package for airborne superspectral research.
The triple-sensor enables Photochemical Reflectance Index (PRI) measurements at 2 cm/pixel and improved tracking of carotenoid, anthocyanin and chlorophyll-a for forest stress and phenology studies.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) announced a Malaysian government agency procured an eBee TAC tactical drone plus spare parts and an eBee X sustainment package on Feb 12, 2026. The order, facilitated by reseller Surmap Sdn Bhd, aims to boost readiness and extend eBee X fleet life.
The release highlights eBee TAC capabilities including extended endurance, rapid deployment, high-accuracy mapping down to 1.5 cm with RTK/PPK, and that eBee TAC and eBee VISION are DoD Blue UAS Cleared.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) announced a sale of 15 eBee X fixed-wing drones to a Europe-based defense integrator on Feb 5, 2026. The eBee X offers up to 90 minutes endurance, coverage up to 1,250 acres per flight, and centimeter-level RTK/PPK accuracy.
The drones will support ISR, mapping/3D modeling, and training, and are NDAA-compliant and listed on the Blue UAS Cleared List for government procurement.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) sold one eBee VISION and one eBee TAC to a Canadian government operator on Feb 3, 2026, marking the first eBee VISION delivered to a Canadian UAS operator.
The eBee VISION weighs ~1.6 kg with a 120 cm wingspan, up to 90 minutes endurance, 32x HD zoom, thermal imaging, and ~20 km wireless range. The eBee TAC offers 90 minutes, coverage up to 1,235 acres per flight, up to 55 km command range, and RTK/PPK accuracy. Both platforms appear on the Blue UAS Cleared List.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) announced the Idaho Department of Fish and Game is acquiring an eBee X fixed-wing drone to monitor and reduce crop depredation by elk, deer, and moose. The NDAA-compliant eBee X offers up to 90 minutes flight time and can map ~1,250 acres per flight.
The system’s high-resolution imagery plus multispectral and thermal sensors aim to improve damage quantification, monitor wildlife movement, inform mitigation, and provide a lower-cost, quieter alternative to helicopters and multi-rotor surveys.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) reports steady sales of its MicaSense RedEdge-P Green multispectral sensor since the product launch in August 2025. The company has sold and shipped several units to customers across 10 countries on six continents, with initial buyers including research institutions, agronomists, and commercial users. Use cases cited include crop health monitoring, disease identification, forestry analysis, and precision-agriculture analytics. The sensor adds an enhanced green band to EagleNXT’s multispectral portfolio, supports standalone and multi-sensor (dual/triple) setups, and is compatible with many drone platforms. EagleNXT says it is supporting deliveries and preparing for the 2026 growing season via its global distribution network.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) announced on January 22, 2026 that it has regained compliance with all applicable NYSE American continued listing standards and remains in good standing on the exchange.
The company said the notice resolves the prior compliance matter, will not affect day-to-day operations, and reaffirmed its focus on governance enhancements, reporting improvements, U.S.-based manufacturing positioning, product development, and selective strategic partnerships.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) is relocating its global headquarters from Wichita, Kansas to Allen, Texas, and establishing a U.S. drone manufacturing center. The Allen site will house U.S. production lines for MicaSense multispectral sensors and the company’s first U.S. eBee VISION drone line, complementing an existing Swiss production line. The leased facility will support engineering, customer support, marketing, and manufacturing, with a grand opening planned for April 2026 and phased operations expected to be operational in May 2026. The company plans capital investments for tooling and equipment to expand domestic production and simplify U.S. government and parapublic procurement.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) announced on Jan. 13, 2026 the sale of two eBee VISION unmanned aerial systems to the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR). The eBee VISION is a lightweight, fixed-wing UAS optimized for ISR with up to 90 minutes endurance, 12-mile wireless range, AES-256 encryption and three-minute deployment. The platform is Blue UAS Cleared by the U.S. Department of Defense and NDAA-compliant, enabling expedited procurement by U.S. forces and allied partners. EagleNXT said the systems will support situational awareness, reconnaissance, border surveillance, training, and interoperability in multinational operations.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) completed delivery and customer acceptance of spare parts for 20 eBee VISION drone systems in the United Arab Emirates on Jan 7, 2026. The follow-on shipment, supported by regional partner The Drone Centre, is part of a two-year agreement providing spares and maintenance training to sustain the UAE fleet and ensure uninterrupted operational readiness.
The eBee VISION is a lightweight, fixed-wing UAS with up to 90 minutes flight endurance, 12-mile wireless range, AES-256 encryption, and rapid three-minute deployment by trained operators.