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-- Generated $5.3 million in revenues in 2024 compared to $9.0 million in 2023, and secured approximately $16.9M in bookings, marking the largest
in OAS' history.
-- Named Oshri Lugassi as co-CEO at Ondas Autonomous Systems. Mr. Lugassi
brings decades of leadership and experience in military operations,
autonomous systems, and global defense technology earned through his
performance with the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), where he commanded
over 30,000 personnel and with his time at Rafael Advanced Defense
Systems where he helped generate over $20 billion in system sales.
-- Appointed Ron Stern to the Ondas Board of Directors to take an active
role in supporting the accelerated growth at OAS, while leveraging over
twenty years of growth equity and venture capital experience.
-- Ondas announced a partnership with Palantir Technologies Inc. to enhance
operational capabilities and drive global adoption of its autonomous
drone platforms by utilizing Palantir's Foundry platform, which will
enable scalable operations, optimize supply chain and production
workflows, and improve customer engagement strategies for both commercial
and military clients.
-- The development of the Iron Drone Raider was accelerated to meet advanced
defense and security requirements, including the development and
integration of intelligent navigation and operating capabilities in GNSS
complex aerial environments.
-- Secured a $9 million purchase order for Iron Drone in August 2024 from a
major military customer for border security and military protection.
-- Airobotics has supported the operational deployment of multiple Iron
Drone systems that are now deployed in active military operations
securing critical locations
-- Secured a $5.4 million purchase order in September 2024 from a major
military customer for Optimus deployments in military base and border
security operations under extreme environmental conditions.
-- In November of 2024, Airobotics secured a $1 million grant from the
Israeli Innovation Authority to enhance Iron Drone Raider with advanced
autonomous counter-drone capabilities.
-- Continued expansion in the Middle East, scaling its Optimus drone network
through a partnership with a local governmental entity with an extended
services agreement supporting public safety in the city of Dubai.
-- Airobotics renewed its contract with a global semiconductor manufacturer,
receiving a new purchase order to continue providing fully automated
aerial security and data services at a critical fabrication facility in
Israel which has been operational since 2016.
-- Airobotics extended its reach in Europe through reseller partnerships
with HHLA Sky and C-Astral Aerospace, enabling drone services for
terminal operations and critical infrastructure in Germany, Slovenia, and
other European nations.
-- Announced another order from a major defense company to support customer
marketing and integrate new system features expected to extend the
Raider's capabilities and value to defense markets.
-- In January 2025, Airobotics received an order from a major defense
company to integrate and test new applications in the AI-driven Iron
Drone Raider system, expanding its capabilities against evolving threats.
-- Airobotics launched a global demonstration team to showcase the Iron
Drone Raider system, demonstrating its AI-driven counter-drone
capabilities to key defense and security customers worldwide. Multiple
demonstrations of Optimus and Iron Drone Raider were conducted for
defense and infrastructure clients in Europe, reinforcing Airobotics'
growing presence in the region.
-- American Robotics received an order to deploy the Optimus System,
integrated with the Kestrel airspace awareness platform, for a major
municipal utility located on the East Coast of the U.S. with drone
infrastructure slated to be deployed to help protect and secure critical
water resources for the local community.
-- Ondas and Volatus Aerospace formed a strategic partnership to enhance
border surveillance using advanced drone technologies, reinforcing OAS's
role in security and defense applications.
-- American Robotics secured an FAA BVLOS waiver for expanded drone
operations over people and moving vehicles from a remote operations
center, advancing its leadership in autonomous drone operations