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Ondas Secures Counter-UAS Contracts in Europe & Asia

Ondas has confirmed new multi-million-dollar counter-UAS contracts in Europe and Asia, covering portable Ranger systems for a European police organization and Iron Drone Raider autonomous interception systems for an Asian government customer By Eleanor Widdows / 10 Nov 2026

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Ondas has secured multi-million-dollar contracts with government customers in Europe and Asia for Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Counter-UAS), expanding its international aerial defense business.

Ondas Secures Counter-UAS Contracts in Europe & Asia

The contracts cover the company’s portable Ranger systems and Iron Drone Raider autonomous interception technology, addressing different operational requirements for drone defense.

In Europe, Ondas has secured an agreement to provide Ranger systems to a major police organization. Designed for tactical and mobile security operations, the lightweight, man-carried system enables personnel to detect, identify, track, and mitigate drone threats without relying on permanent infrastructure. Potential applications include mobile law enforcement, special operations, border security, and the protection of sensitive locations and public events.

In Asia, a major governmental customer has placed an order for Iron Drone Raider systems. The technology provides autonomous physical interception capabilities designed to neutralize hostile drones, including those operating without active radio-frequency communications or relying on autonomous navigation.

Eric Brock, Chairman and CEO of Ondas, commented, “Counter-UAS is becoming one of the most critical and rapidly growing priorities for defense and homeland security organizations worldwide. These significant contracts with major governmental customers in Europe and Asia demonstrate the growing demand for our technologies and the strength of our expanding international presence. By bringing together differentiated capabilities across detection, electronic mitigation and autonomous interception, Ondas is building a comprehensive aerial defense portfolio designed to address the evolving threats of the modern battlefield and the increasingly complex security requirements of government agencies worldwide.”

The contracts support Ondas’ broader strategy to develop an autonomous defense technology platform focused on four core segments: Aerial Security, Persistent Intelligence and ISR, Autonomous Ground Systems, and Precision Strike, supported by an integrated software and mission-management layer.

Within its Aerial Security segment, the company is developing a multi-layered Counter-UAS portfolio combining detection, identification, tracking, electronic mitigation, autonomous interception, and mission command and control. Together, the contracts demonstrate how Ondas’ expanding range of Counter-UAS technologies can support different operational requirements, including those of mobile tactical forces and permanent aerial defense operations.

Posted by Eleanor Widdows Joining in 2025, Eleanor is as an Editor and Copywriter at Unmanned Systems Technology. She holds a First-Class Honors degree in English Language and Linguistics from the University of Southampton and is passionate about producing clear, accessible content on UAVs, robotics, and sensing technologies, showcasing the latest innovations in the unmanned systems sector. Connect

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