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Ondas Holdings posted record Q2 2026 revenue of $83.8 million and a $757 million pro forma backlog, raised full-year guidance, and still watched its stock drop 7-8% on valuation jitters.
Read the story →Nasdaq-listed Ondas finalized an $875.8M cash-and-stock deal for DZYNE Technologies, creating the Ondas Sentinel autonomous defense division and pushing 2026 revenue guidance up to $525M.
Ondas Inc. secured more than $40 million in new defense orders during June 2026 — spanning Counter-UAS platforms, loitering munition systems, and related services — while its UK subsidiary Rotron completed a key flight trial of the SkyLance one-way effector under the UK Ministry of Defence's Project Brakestop.
Spooled glass fiber thinner than a human hair has rendered million-dollar jamming systems irrelevant on the drone battlefield. Here is how fiber-optic FPV drones work, why their physics make them immune to radio-frequency attack, and what their real limits are.
Drone-in-a-box systems launch, fly missions, and recharge without anyone on site. From American Robotics' first BVLOS waiver in 2021 to Percepto's 30-drone fleet approvals and Part 108's 2026 compliance framework, the technology and regulation are converging at scale.
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