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Israeli defense technology provider Axon Vision has secured an order valued at up to approximately NIS 15 million from an Israeli defense organization to supply its AI-powered Counter-UAS protection systems.
The order includes an initial commitment of approximately NIS 6 million alongside customer options for up to an additional NIS 9 million, with system deliveries scheduled over the next 12 months. The agreement follows the recent commercial launch of ForceField and successful live-fire trials that demonstrated its ability to intercept low-altitude aerial threats and First-Person View (FPV) drone targets.
ForceField is a compact protection solution designed to safeguard maneuvering forces, combat vehicles, and tactical positions against evolving air threats. By integrating passive electro-optical sensing, embedded Edge AI, autonomous decision support with Man-on-the-Loop control, and kinetic engagement, the platform executes the entire operational cycle—Detect, Understand, Respond—in a single system without requiring integration across multiple independent platforms.
Specifically built to counter fiber-optic-controlled FPV drones and other aerial targets that bypass electronic warfare, ForceField operates independently without continuous communications or external detection networks. It can function as a standalone system or integrate onto existing military platforms using standard weapons and ammunition. Axon Vision expects the solution to support its continued expansion into key defense markets, particularly in Europe and the United States.
Neri Zin, CEO of Axon Vision, stated, “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 defense organizations. 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.”










