VisionWave and PVML Enter Execution Phase of Secure-AI Partnership Following Founders Meeting in Tel Aviv
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VisionWave (Nasdaq: VWAV) and PVML announced they have entered the execution phase of a secure AI partnership after a founders meeting in Tel Aviv on October 29, 2025. The collaboration will integrate VisionWave's radar and computer-vision systems with PVML's real-time data‑AI infrastructure to create a secure digital backbone for autonomous missions.
Key operational targets include initial deployments in select defense units, joint milestones through 2026, and a full operational platform targeted for 2027. Preliminary estimates cite 45–55% reductions in data redundancy and 35–40% faster cross‑domain coordination. The release also notes customary forward‑looking risks including regulatory, testing, contract, and funding uncertainties.
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- Preliminary estimate: 45–55% reduction in data redundancy
- Preliminary estimate: 35–40% faster mission coordination
- Targeted full operational platform by 2027
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- Deployment timelines contingent on regulatory approvals and testing
- Execution depends on contract awards and funding availability
- Joint milestones extend through 2026, risking multi‑year execution delays
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The working sessions brought together Douglas L. Davis, Executive Chairman of VisionWave; Haggai Ravid, Audit Committee Chair of VisionWave; and PVML co-founders Dr. Shachar Schnapp (CEO) and Rina Galperin (CTO) to chart the next stage of their secure, AI-driven mission-intelligence platform.
The companies are aligning architectures and integration frameworks that connect VisionWave's advanced radar and computer-vision systems with PVML's real-time, data-AI infrastructure - creating a secure digital backbone for autonomous operations where mission data, analytics, and decision logic converge in real time.
Partners Deployment Goals
- Active field integration: Initial deployment is planned within select defense units, linking live data streams to real-time operational dashboards.
- Accelerated rollout: Joint development milestones extend through 2026 with a full operational platform targeted for 2027.
- Performance impact: Preliminary estimates indicate 45–55 percent reductions in data redundancy and 35–40 percent faster coordination across mission domains.
- Security at the core: Every layer of access, transmission, and model interaction is being governed by PVML's real-time permissions enforcement to guarantee security and control.
"This partnership is moving from vision to execution," said Douglas L. Davis, Executive Chairman of VisionWave. "It is our goal to build a secure foundation that allows AI to think and act responsibly inside mission environments - where speed, precision, and trust decide the outcome."
Dr. Shachar Schnapp, CEO of PVML, added: "Our joint work with VisionWave is seeking to define a new operational language for defense AI - one that lets systems learn and respond in real time without ever compromising data security."
About VisionWave
VisionWave's combat-proven solutions enhance security, enable multi-domain operations, and drive innovation across defense and homeland security. Its technologies connect advanced analytics, AI, and real-time systems to empower decision-makers in complex operational environments.
Website: https://www.vwav.inc
About PVML
PVML is a secure data–AI infrastructure that enables the connection of sensitive internal and operational data with AI. It provides real-time data access enforcement and instant, protocol-agnostic integration with the AI ecosystem - allowing systems and agents to operate safely, directly, and at scale.
Website: https://www.pvml.com
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, including, without limitation, statements regarding the Company's collaboration with PVML, anticipated integration timelines, expected efficiency gains, and future deployments. Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially, including regulatory approvals, testing outcomes, contract execution, funding availability, technological changes, and market conditions, as described in VisionWave's filings with the
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