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Ondas Acquires Three Israeli Defense Tech Firms for $56 Million
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Ice · 50 minutes ago
What happened
Ondas has acquired three Israeli defense technology companies, Insignito, Ottopia Defense, and Caribou Labs, for $56 million to enhance its autonomous platforms. The acquisitions aim to strengthen drone detection, unmanned system control, and resilient navigation capabilities.
- 01Ondas acquired three Israeli defense tech firms for $56 million.
- 02Acquisitions aim to bolster Ondas' autonomous platforms.
- 03Insignito specializes in AI acoustic drone detection.
- 04Ottopia Defense enhances unmanned system communication.
- 05Caribou Labs provides GPS-independent navigation.
- 06Former Mossad chief Dedi Barnea is associated with Ondas.
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