Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Ondas Unifies Autonomous Combat Systems under New Unit
Division intended to eliminate siloed defense systems
Ondas Optimus drone
The autonomous Optimus drone from Ondas' American Robotics subsidiary is one of several products being offered under the parent company's new defense and security division. The business unit is looking to put an end to siloed cobat systems.

Autonomous systems and private wireless solutions provider Ondas launched a defense and security division this week at the Singapore Airshow in an effort to unify its combat systems. Under the new operating unit, the West Palm Beach, Florida-based company is also presenting its vision for governing low-altitude airspace and the ground beneath as a single autonomous operational domain, turning previously disconnected systems into a coordinated, autonomous force.

“Modern threats are no longer confined to air or ground—they move seamlessly between domains, across cities, borders, and battlefields,” said Ondas chairman and CEO Eric Brock. “Our launch at the Singapore Airshow reflects Ondas’ evolution into a defense-tech and security company purpose-built for this reality, delivering combat-proven, multi-domain, and multi-layered autonomous capabilities through a unified operational architecture.”