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Wrap Technologies, Inc. develops public safety technology and non-lethal response products for law enforcement, security and related public safety organizations. Company news commonly covers BolaWrap® remote restraint devices, WrapReality™ immersive training deployments, WrapVision digital evidence capabilities, customer purchase orders, contract renewals, and international partner activity.
Recurring updates also address WRAP's broader Non-Lethal Response™ platform, including training programs, policy-centered implementation, healthcare and campus security applications, and research initiatives tied to drone and counter-drone public safety capabilities. Financial-result announcements and operating updates frame product sales, technology-enabled services, market expansion and cost management.
Wrap (NASDAQ: WRAP) announced a strategic distribution agreement with Crystal Works in India on Feb 25, 2026, including a pre-order for DFR-X drone systems, BolaWrap 150 devices, and WrapReality training. The deal marks Wrap's first major commercial entry into the Indian market and aims to deploy an integrated non-lethal response and training ecosystem across defense and public safety agencies.
The collaboration leverages Crystal Works' regional footprint to accelerate adoption across law enforcement, defense units, and government sectors in South Asia.
Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) launched a second Arrest-in-Control training unit delivered via its subscription WrapTactics LMS in partnership with STORM Training Group on February 20, 2026. The five-course package focuses on transitional control, stabilization, and custody skills—integrating BolaWrap techniques into close-quarters defensive tactics for on-demand agency training.
The program supports blended learning, instructor-led application, policy alignment, and scalable deployment, with additional units under development to embed non-lethal response principles into public safety training.
Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) announced department-wide deployment of its BolaWrap 150 at Loveland Police Department on Feb 13, 2026, moving from role-based use to a standardized Non-Lethal Response program.
The rollout includes scenario-based training, refresher instruction, and program guidance to integrate device use into policy and tactics.
Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) completed a two-day instructor retraining and certification program with the Malta National Police Force on Feb 10, 2026, reinforcing its Non-Lethal Response approach and BolaWrap deployment standards.
Twelve previously certified instructors were retrained and 23 new instructors were certified. District rollout begins in coming weeks with two devices per district, and academy integration is planned.
Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) highlighted Clinton County Probation Services’ adoption of WrapReality™ virtual reality to advance non-lethal response training in corrections on Feb 6, 2026. Clinton County integrated the system into a 3,000-square-foot training facility to improve realism, decision-making under stress, and coordinated non-lethal options across probation, jail staff, and partner agencies.
The platform offers immersive 360-degree environments, instructor-controlled avatars, dynamic scenario flow, and after-action review to tailor training for custody, reentry, rural, and probation encounters.
Wrap (NASDAQ: WRAP) announced a $5.0 million private placement to restart domestic manufacturing, advance R&D toward commercialization, rehire key production and quality personnel, and expand training and federal/international programs for its non-lethal response platform.
The financing will issue 2,500,000 common shares at $2.00 and warrants for up to 2,500,000 shares (exercise $2.30, five-year term); closing expected on or about February 3, 2026.
Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) launched the WrapVision body-worn camera platform powered by the IONODES PERCEPT BC200 on January 28, 2026. The platform is NDAA- and TAA-aligned, designed and assembled in North America, and emphasizes interoperability, LTE/Wi-Fi live streaming, GPS telemetry, and supply-chain resilience for regulated public safety deployments.
The product is available now through Wrap sales and distribution channels and supports the company’s subscription revenue model for software, evidence, and integration services.
Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) on Jan 26, 2026 launched its first Arrest-in-Control (AIC) training unit for BolaWrap deployment, delivered via the WrapTactics™ subscription Learning Management System. Developed with STORM Training Group, the release includes a first set of five classes covering standing and prone handcuffing, officer positioning, and single- and multi-officer control fundamentals. The courses support a hybrid model: remote online instruction with knowledge checks plus in-person hands-on reinforcement, and are accessible through agencies' existing WrapTactics subscriptions. Wrap and STORM plan additional modules progressing from foundational to advanced and specialized training to integrate non-lethal response into broader public safety curricula.
Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) announced that the Warren County Sheriff’s Office has adopted the WRAP Reality immersive VR training system across recruit training, field training, and ongoing professional development, starting recruits in VR from day one.
The department uses VR for perception, distance management, verbal engagement, and decision-making rehearsals without real-world harm, and captures objective metrics (distance, timing, posture, verbal cues). Warren County is also building a dedicated 40x40-foot VR training space as part of a $3.7 million facility investment to expand regional access and integrate virtual and live training.
Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) filed intellectual property applications on January 15, 2026 for a next‑generation, shoulder‑mounted multi‑shot non‑lethal response platform with optional directional sound, high‑intensity light, advanced sighting, and selectable engagement modes.
The filings aim to protect a modular architecture supporting sequential or combined non‑lethal effects to distract, disorient, deter, and restrain while prioritizing safety. Wrap said products based on these filings could begin entering the market in 2026, subject to development, testing, regulatory review, and customer requirements.