AgEagle Aerial Systems, doing business as EagleNXT, reports developments in drones, sensors and software for commercial, government and defense customers. Company news centers on eBee-series unmanned aircraft systems, including the eBee VISION fixed-wing ISR platform and eBee TAC tactical mapping drones, as well as Blue UAS and NDAA-compliant product positioning.
Recurring updates include U.S. Army and allied defense orders, public safety and training applications, sensor and software capabilities, strategic investments in autonomous and counter-drone technologies, financial results, working-capital actions and corporate operating updates.
EagleNXT (UAVS) appointed Ivan Stamatovski as Chief Technology Officer, creating a C-suite role to oversee its global technology strategy.
Stamatovski joins the executive leadership team and will lead engineering and product development across drones, sensors, software and emerging defense systems. He founded Easy Aerial and previously served as its CTO and Chief Product Officer. His oversight includes the eBee platforms, MicaSense sensors and ThirdEye USA, EagleNXT’s majority-owned counter-drone joint venture. EagleNXT has opened U.S. manufacturing in Allen, Texas, and plans to scale domestic production and deepen integration between its sensors and platforms.
EagleNXT (UAVS) tested its eBee VISION anti-jamming technology at Michigan’s Camp Grayling from September 13–18, 2026.
The test took place in a denied, disrupted, intermittent and limited (DDIL) environment aligned with the U.S. Army’s Permissive Range Initiative. EagleNXT said the technology performed well under simulated disruptions to communications and navigation. The technology is progressing through final readiness steps, and the company expects production to begin later this year.
AgEagle Aerial Systems (EagleNXT, UAVS) reports new American-made drone and sensor shipments from its Allen, Texas headquarters.
The Allen facility is now producing and shipping multiple product lines, including eBee VISION ISR unmanned systems and the newly released MicaSense RedEdge-MX multispectral sensor. Nine Allen-built eBee VISION UAS kits were recently delivered to the U.S. Army’s National Training Center at Fort Irwin, following earlier shipments to Fort Rucker. The site serves as EagleNXT’s North American hub for eBee VISION, MicaSense and ThirdEye USA counter-UAS assembly, and consolidating this work in Texas frees Swiss manufacturing capacity for international demand.
Agilis Air raised $1.4 million in early funding and secured acceptance to the U.S. Army's new UAS Marketplace on September 14, 2026.
Backers include AgEagle Aerial Systems (NYSE: UAVS), North Coast Ventures, Vici Capital, Ohio Innovation Fund, and angel investors. Agilis' Remora ARQ, a Group 1 first-person-view reconnaissance and tactical drone, is now live in the Marketplace's highest Cleared tier and available for direct purchase by Army units, U.S. government entities, and allies.
The Ohio-produced Remora costs $1,250 per unit, ships three weeks from order, uses a 100% U.S., NDAA-compliant supply chain, and is priced below the Department of War Drone Dominance Program's $2,300 affordability target. Funding will support production ramp, certifications, and delivery against the company's Army pipeline.
EagleNXT (UAVS) launched its new flagship MicaSense sensor, the Altum-PT Pro, on September 3, 2026 at the CUAV trade show in Las Vegas. The payload combines synchronized multispectral, panchromatic, and high-resolution radiometric thermal imaging for research-grade aerial data collection.
The sensor adds a FLIR Boson 640R radiometric thermal module while preserving Altum-PT’s multispectral and panchromatic performance. Key benefits include simultaneous multi-modal capture, pixel-aligned sensors for simplified processing, and established MicaSense calibration workflows. It supports Ethernet, MAVLink, PWM, and HTTP APIs, is designed for multirotor and VTOL platforms, and targets premium drone OEM and integrator markets. U.S. orders are open now, with international availability planned for November.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) announced that its MicaSense products have been named “Crop Monitoring Solution of the Year” in the Annual AgTech Breakthrough Awards. The award recognizes EagleNXT’s UAV-based RGB and multispectral imaging, which provides continuous, high-resolution aerial intelligence for early detection of crop stress, disease, nutrient imbalance, and environmental variability.
According to EagleNXT, MicaSense sensors enable highly detailed, repeatable, and scalable plant- and field-level observations compared with manual scouting or low-resolution satellite imagery. EagleNXT’s drone and sensor platforms are deployed globally across agriculture, defense, public safety, infrastructure, and environmental monitoring applications.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) reported second quarter 2026 revenue of $2.7 million, up from $1.4 million in Q1 2026 but down from $4.1 million a year earlier. Gross margin improved sequentially to 50.6% from 41.7%, with cash at $15.9 million on June 30, 2026, versus $29.5 million at year-end 2025.
Drone revenue rose 67% and sensor revenue 112% sequentially, supported by the Allen, Texas domestic manufacturing facility and U.S. Army eBee VISION contracts. The majority-owned ThirdEye USA counter-drone joint venture began production, reached Technology Readiness Level 9, and was selected for the U.S. Central Command EXTiC 26-2 experimentation event, generating qualified U.S. sales leads.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) appointed 21-year U.S. Army aviation veteran Lindsay A. Ryan as Head of Sales and Business Development for its counter-UAS systems. According to EagleNXT, Ryan will help drive expansion in defense and government markets, leveraging her operational experience and understanding of warfighter needs.
Ryan recently retired as a Lieutenant Colonel and Deputy Director of Strategy and Plans (G5) at the Army Aviation Center of Excellence. A UH-60 Black Hawk pilot and West Point graduate, she has extensive deployment, command, planning, and modernization experience across Iraq, Afghanistan, and multiple U.S. commands.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) announced the reintroduction of the MicaSense RedEdge-MX multispectral sensor on July 29, 2026, targeting precision agriculture, environmental monitoring, and research markets. The updated sensor adds modern technology interfacing, greater durability, and performance enhancements while retaining its established role in reliable multispectral data capture.
Production will occur in EagleNXT’s Allen, Texas facility on a dedicated assembly and test cell. Key features include a metallic enclosure for harsh environments, proven vegetation index bands, optional DLS 2 light sensor, broad drone compatibility, and seamless integration with EagleNXT processing and analytics workflows. The RedEdge-MX is now available through EagleNXT’s global dealer network.
EagleNXT (NYSE: UAVS) announced that its U.S.-based joint venture ThirdEye USA, formed with Israel-based Third Eye Systems, has been selected to participate in the U.S. Central Command and Defense Innovation Unit’s EXTiC 26-2 counter‑UAS technology experimentation event, scheduled for July 27‑29, 2026.
ThirdEye USA will demonstrate its MeduzaX AI-powered counter‑UAS system, which uses passive electro‑optical technology to detect, track, and classify hostile drones, providing real-time ISR, 360‑degree coverage in seconds, and portable deployment. According to EagleNXT, MeduzaX is manufactured at its Allen, Texas headquarters, is lightweight, can be set up in under ten minutes, operates up to 24 hours on battery power, and has a reported 97% positive detection rate. EXTiC 26‑2 is designed to evaluate technologies in realistic, adversarial mission scenarios and may enable contract awards without further competition following successful validation.