Welcome to our dedicated page for Odysight.ai news (Ticker: ODYS), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Odysight.ai stock.
Odysight.ai Inc. (NASDAQ: ODYS) is a technology company that focuses on AI-powered visual sensing, Predictive Maintenance (PdM), and Condition-Based Monitoring (CBM) for critical systems in aviation, transportation, energy, and industrial markets. The ODYS news feed on Stock Titan aggregates company-issued updates and related coverage so readers can follow how Odysight.ai’s business and technology are progressing over time.
According to its press releases, Odysight.ai regularly reports on financial results, business updates, and contracts for its visual-based PdM and CBM solutions. News items have included financial results for the nine months ended September 30, 2025, details on backlog and sector focus, and commentary from management on the company’s transition from the medical sector toward aerospace, transportation, and industrial applications.
Odysight.ai also issues news about technology milestones and deployments. Examples described by the company include successful technology demonstrations on an AW139 Leonardo helicopter operated by the Italian Air Force, proof-of-concept projects on heavy-duty mine trucks with a major international automotive OEM, and trials of high-temperature optical sensors with a Southeast Asian aerospace OEM. Additional releases highlight commercial purchase orders, such as an order for 200 industrial predictive monitoring systems for elevator applications, and projects with organizations like Israel Railways.
Investors and followers of ODYS can use this news page to review updates on contracts, proof-of-concept results, aerospace and industrial deployments, investor conference participation, and management communications such as CEO letters to shareholders. For a fuller picture of Odysight.ai’s operations and risk factors, readers typically consult these news items alongside the company’s SEC filings.
Odysight.ai (NASDAQ/TASE: ODYS) established an at-the-market (ATM) equity program of up to $20 million with Roth Capital Partners as sales agent. The program adds flexible U.S. capital-market financing, may be used at Odysight.ai’s sole discretion, and does not obligate any share issuance.
Odysight.ai (Nasdaq/TASE: ODYS) will participate in the 16th Annual ROTH London Conference on June 17–18, 2026, in London, U.K. Company executives, including the CEO and CFO, will be available for on-site one-on-one investor meetings arranged via ROTH representatives.
Odysight.ai (NASDAQ/TASE: ODYS) completed the first U.S. test flights of its ruggedized AI visual sensing system on a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter with XP Services in Tennessee.
The flights validated real-time monitoring of hydraulic systems and flight controls, supporting condition-based maintenance and Odysight.ai’s North American growth strategy.
Odysight.ai (NASDAQ:ODYS) reported Q1 2026 revenue of $82 thousand, down from approximately $2.1 million in Q1 2025, with gross margin near 26% in both periods. Net loss widened to about $5.2 million.
Backlog reached $14 million and cash balance was around $21.8 million with no debt. The company highlighted new defense pilots, a CRADA with the U.S. Navy’s NAWCAD, U.S. Black Hawk flight testing, initial industrial deployments in Europe, a French collaboration with GACI Technologies, and completion of a dual listing on TASE.
Odysight.ai (NASDAQ/TASE: ODYS) signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Navy’s NAWCAD Lakehurst to advance AI/ML-driven visual sensing for condition-based maintenance.
The collaboration initially targets carrier arresting cables and aims to improve fleet availability, maintenance planning, and resource allocation across mission-critical systems.
Odysight.ai (Nasdaq/TASE: ODYS) signed a Commercial Collaboration Agreement with GACI Technologies on April 17, 2026 to enter the French aerospace, defense, and government aviation market.
GACI will act as prime contractor for local market development and program delivery while Odysight.ai will supply AI-powered predictive maintenance hardware, embedded software, and analytics integrated with GACI mission computers.
Odysight.ai (NASDAQ: ODYS) announced approval for a dual listing on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE), with trading expected to begin on April 9, 2026 under ticker ODYS (Hebrew: אודס). Shares will be quoted in Israeli shekels to broaden investor access and enhance liquidity.
The company said the TASE listing aims to expand its investor base, support trading during local market hours, and strengthen its presence in the Israeli capital market where it has significant operations.
Odysight.ai (NASDAQ: ODYS) reported full year 2025 results on March 19, 2026, showing $3.0M total revenue and $17.0M net loss. Core vision-based PdM/CBM revenues grew ~23% YoY. Backlog stood at $13.8M and cash was approximately $26.0M with no debt. Operating expenses rose to $19.0M, reflecting investments in aerospace, defense, industrial commercialization, and Nasdaq uplisting costs.
The company highlighted major aerospace and defense milestones, expanded commercial footprints in the U.S. and EU, a large industrial PO for 200 systems, and continued backlog monetization beginning in 2026.
Odysight.ai (NASDAQ: ODYS) will participate in the 38th Annual ROTH Conference on March 23-24, 2026, in Dana Point, California. Einav Brenner, Chief Financial Officer, will be available for one-on-one investor meetings both days; meetings must be scheduled through ROTH representatives.
Odysight.ai (NASDAQ: ODYS) announced a partnership with XP Services to install and flight-test its AI-predictive maintenance system on a U.S.-operated UH-60 helicopter in Tullahoma, Tennessee this spring. The deployment is the company’s first U.S. aircraft installation and focuses on safety-critical components, with tests supporting potential Supplemental Type Certification and Airworthiness Review.
The system integrates rugged visual sensors, embedded software and AI analytics to detect leaks, cracks, corrosion and misalignment, aiming to improve flight safety, readiness and reduce unscheduled downtime.