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VisionWave Files Provisional Patent Application for GhostSight™, a Hybrid Passive Radar Architecture Using Intelligent Cooperative Illumination

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VisionWave (NASDAQ: VWAV) filed a U.S. provisional patent application (No. 64/111,834) for GhostSight™, a proposed hybrid passive radar and RF sensing architecture. The system is designed to use both ambient RF signals and VisionWave-controlled cooperative illuminators to enhance detection, tracking, classification, and situational awareness for defense, security, maritime, and airspace-protection uses.

GhostSight™ is being developed around receive-only passive receivers, distributed multi-band illuminator nodes, and AI/ML-based data fusion to support long-range awareness and short-range small-object detection, including drones and low-altitude threats, within a unified, map-centric operational environment.

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Market Context

Viewed against its recent history, VisionWave’s GhostSight announcement follows several defense-focu...
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Viewed against its recent history, VisionWave’s GhostSight announcement follows several defense-focused updates that sometimes produced mixed price reactions, including a -0.94% move on the SkyWeave patent filing. With short interest around 13.22%, investors may watch how new IP translates into concrete contracts or deployments.

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Provisional application no.: 64/111,834
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Provisional application no. 64/111,834 USPTO filing for GhostSight™ radar and RF sensing architecture

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Jul 14 (Positive)
Pattern 5 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Jul 14 Patent application Positive -0.9% Filed U.S. provisional patent for SkyWeave HF communication ecosystem.
Jul 02 Partnership agreement Positive +2.0% Signed Stratonex Defence distributor deal for UK, Europe and select markets.
Jun 30 Acquisition deal Positive -6.9% Agreed to acquire 51% of Meteor Aerospace via stock at $40M valuation.
Jun 23 Product unveiling Positive +6.7% Unveiled TALON and D-FLY autonomous drone platforms at Eurosatory 2026.
Jun 17 Trade show debut Positive +2.9% International defense debut at Eurosatory showcasing VARAN and STRATUM AI.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

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Recent news has drawn mixed reactions, with product and commercialization updates tending to trade positively while patent and acquisition announcements have sometimes been met with selling.

Key Terms

passive radar, rf sensing, uav, ai/ml-based fusion
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passive radar technical
"GhostSight™ is designed as a hybrid passive radar system that may use"
A passive radar is a detection system that finds and tracks objects by listening for and analyzing radio or broadcast signals that are already being transmitted by third parties (like TV, radio, or cellular towers) and the echoes those signals make when they bounce off objects, rather than sending out its own signal. For investors, passive radar matters because it offers lower power use, reduced chance of being detected, and different regulatory and equipment dependencies compared with active radar, which can affect costs, market demand, and competitive positioning in defense and surveillance sectors.
rf sensing technical
"a proposed radar and RF sensing architecture designed to enhance detection"
RF sensing uses radio waves—similar to the signals your phone or Wi‑Fi sends—to detect or measure the presence, motion, distance or basic characteristics of objects and people without physical contact. Investors care because it can turn common wireless hardware into new products and services (security, smart homes, health monitoring, industrial sensing), driving recurring revenue and cost savings, while also carrying regulatory and privacy risks that affect adoption and value.
uav technical
"including drones, compact UAVs, and low-altitude threats"
An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is an aircraft that flies without a pilot on board, controlled remotely or by onboard software like a self-driving car. Investors care because UAVs are used across industries—delivery, agriculture, inspection, mapping, and defense—so demand, regulation, or technological advances can quickly affect revenue and costs for companies that make, operate, or rely on them. Think of a UAV as a robotic helper in the sky whose growing use can change market opportunities and risks.
ai/ml-based fusion technical
"The system is further designed to use AI/ML-based fusion to combine"
ai/ml-based fusion describes combining two or more artificial intelligence or machine learning methods, models, or data sources into a single system so their strengths complement one another. Like a chef blending ingredients to make a stronger flavor, fusion aims to improve prediction accuracy, robustness, or the range of problems a system can handle. Investors care because fused systems can change product capabilities, operational costs, and competitive advantage by producing more reliable insights from complex data.

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SAN DIEGO, July 17, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VisionWave Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: VWAV) (the “Company” or “VisionWave”) today announced the filing of a provisional patent application number 64/111,834 with the United States Patent and Trademark Office covering GhostSight™, a proposed radar and RF sensing architecture designed to enhance detection, tracking, classification, and situational awareness across defense, security, critical-infrastructure, maritime, and airspace-protection environments.

GhostSight™ is designed as a hybrid passive radar system that may use both existing environmental RF signals and VisionWave-controlled cooperative illumination sources to detect and interpret objects within an area of interest. Unlike conventional active radar systems, which rely on a centralized transmitter and may expose the radar site through their emissions, GhostSight™ is being designed around a passive receiver layer that can remain receive-only while the illumination environment is intelligently shaped by distributed RF sources.

The provisional application covers an architecture in which environmental RF sources — such as communication, broadcast, satellite, maritime, aviation, and other ambient RF signals — may be combined with cooperative multi-band illuminator nodes to create a resilient and adaptive sensing environment. These cooperative illuminators may operate as a coordinated distributed layer, supporting wide-area awareness, localized detection, and improved sensing diversity without requiring the receiver network itself to transmit radar illumination.

GhostSight™ is designed to support both long-range awareness and short-range small-object detection within a unified architecture. Lower-frequency RF layers may support detection and tracking of larger or more distant objects, while VHF, UHF, microwave, and related bands may support shorter-range detection and classification of smaller objects, including drones, compact UAVs, and low-altitude threats.

The system is further designed to use AI/ML-based fusion to combine multi-source and multi-band RF observations, evaluate signal quality, reduce false detections, reject ghost targets, classify objects, assign confidence levels, and place detected objects on a live operational map or command interface.

“We believe GhostSight™ represents a new direction in radar architecture,” said Danny Rittman, The Company’s CTO. “Rather than relying only on a conventional radar transmitter or only on uncontrolled ambient RF sources, GhostSight™ is intended to create an intelligent sensing environment that can adapt to the mission, the RF landscape, the target type, and the condition of the network.”

The provisional filing also includes concepts for distributed cooperative illuminator operation, resilient mesh-coordinated behavior, autonomous or semi-autonomous fallback operation, multi-band detection, passive receiver processing, synchronization, AI/ML fusion, map-based situational awareness, and integration with external sensors or command systems.

Potential applications include military-base protection, counter-UAS operations, border and perimeter surveillance, airport and airspace security, maritime and coastal monitoring, critical infrastructure protection, forward operating base defense, and mobile or expeditionary sensing deployments.

VisionWave believes GhostSight™ may become a foundational component within its broader portfolio of intelligent defense and sensing technologies, including distributed RF perception, autonomous security networks, and AI-controlled situational-awareness systems.

About VisionWave Holdings, Inc.
VisionWave Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: VWAV) is a defense and advanced sensing technology company developing AI-driven, RF-based sensing, autonomy, and computational acceleration technologies for defense, homeland security, and commercial infrastructure applications. VisionWave's mission is to connect defense innovation with civilian progress through shared core technologies deployed across air, land, and fixed-site environments. The Company's website is https://www.vwav.inc.

Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding the potential capabilities, applications, development path, market opportunity, and future commercialization of GhostSight™ and related technologies. These statements are based on current expectations and assumptions and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially. Forward-looking statements are generally identified by words such as “believe,” “may,” “will,” “estimate,” “continue,” “anticipate,” “intend,” “expect,” “should,” “would,” “plan,” “project,” “forecast,” “predict,” and similar expressions, or by statements that events or trends “may,” “will,” or “could” occur.

Forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, risks related to the development, integration, and testing of advanced radar, RF sensing, and AI/ML technologies; intellectual property prosecution, protection, and enforcement risks, including the risk that a provisional patent application may not result in the issuance of any patent or in commercial adoption of the technology; delays or failures in achieving technical, development, or commercialization milestones; regulatory, export control, and national security approval requirements; market acceptance and competition; and other risks described in the Company’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. All forward-looking statements speak only as of the date of this press release and are expressly qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements included in this press release and in the Company’s SEC filings. VisionWave undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise, except as required by law. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.

Contact: investors@vwav.inc


FAQ

What did VisionWave (NASDAQ: VWAV) announce about its GhostSight™ radar on July 17, 2026?

VisionWave announced it filed a U.S. provisional patent for GhostSight™, a hybrid passive radar architecture. According to VisionWave, GhostSight™ is designed to enhance detection, tracking, classification, and situational awareness across defense, security, maritime, and airspace-protection environments using ambient and cooperative RF sources.

What is GhostSight™, the hybrid passive radar system developed by VisionWave (VWAV)?

GhostSight™ is a proposed hybrid passive radar and RF sensing architecture using environmental RF signals plus cooperative illuminators. According to VisionWave, it is designed to provide wide-area awareness and localized small-object detection through distributed receivers, multi-band RF layers, and AI/ML-based sensor fusion.

How does VisionWave’s GhostSight™ differ from conventional active radar systems?

GhostSight™ is being designed around passive receivers with distributed RF illuminators, instead of a single active transmitter. According to VisionWave, this approach may allow the receiver layer to remain receive-only while intelligently shaping the RF environment for resilient, adaptive sensing and improved situational awareness.

What applications does VisionWave see for its GhostSight™ radar architecture (VWAV)?

VisionWave highlights potential GhostSight™ uses in military-base protection, counter-UAS, border and perimeter surveillance, airport and airspace security, and maritime monitoring. According to VisionWave, additional applications include critical infrastructure protection, forward operating base defense, and mobile or expeditionary sensing deployments in complex environments.

How does GhostSight™ use AI and machine learning in VisionWave’s radar architecture?

GhostSight™ is designed to use AI/ML-based fusion to combine multi-source, multi-band RF observations. According to VisionWave, this processing aims to evaluate signal quality, reduce false detections, reject ghost targets, classify objects, assign confidence levels, and display them on a live operational map.

What RF bands and detection capabilities are planned for VisionWave’s GhostSight™ system?

GhostSight™ is designed to use lower-frequency layers for large or distant objects and VHF, UHF, microwave and related bands for small, close targets. According to VisionWave, this multi-band approach targets long-range awareness and short-range detection of drones, compact UAVs, and low-altitude threats.