Компания Axon Vision заключила контракт на поставку системы защиты от БПЛА на 15 миллионов шекелей Израиля

Axon Vision has secured a contract worth up to approximately NIS15m ($5m) to supply its ForceField counter-uncrewed aerial system (C-UAS) to an undisclosed Israeli defence organisation. The order follows the official unveiling and live-fire demonstration of ForceField’s capabilities against first-person view (FPV) drones and other low-altitude threats. Discover B2B Marketing That Performs Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged professionals across 36 leading media platforms. Find out more The order comprises an initial delivery valued at around NIS6m, with additional customer options that could bring the total up to a further NIS9m, according to Axon Vision. Deliveries are scheduled to take place over the next 12 months. Axon Vision CEO Neri Zin said: “Receiving this first order shortly after the launch of ForceField is a significant milestone for us and reflects our transition from development and live-fire validation to initial commercial adoption by defence organisations.” ForceField is designed to provide real-time detection, identification, tracking, and support for neutralising aerial threats, integrating passive electro-optical sensors with embedded AI and autonomous decision support. The system is built for rapid response and can complete the operational cycle from detection to engagement without the requirement to combine separate systems. According to Axon Vision, ForceField operates independently of continuous communications or external detection assets and can be integrated onto military platforms using standard weapons and ammunition. It is specifically intended to counter not only general drone threats, but also fibre-optic-controlled FPV drones that are less susceptible to electronic warfare methods. The company expects the ForceField system to support expansion into key defence markets, particularly in Europe and the US. “We are seeing growing demand for solutions that combine AI and autonomy to address the evolving drone threat and are advancing additional opportunities with customers and strategic partners in Israel and international markets,” Neri Zin added. This contract follows an announcement in July, when Axon Vision demonstrated the integration of its EDGE ClearSky AI-powered computer vision system with radar technology from Retia and the TSG command and control (C2) system in the Czech Republic, showcasing multi-sensor capabilities for drone detection and tracking.