Ondas Inc. Launches Long-Range Dronebuster REACH System

Ondas Inc. launched Dronebuster REACH on September 30, 2026, introducing a long-range variant of its non-kinetic Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems. The system employs electronic attack techniques, such as Global Navigation Satellite System denial and command-and-control disruption, to defeat drones at distances exceeding the capabilities of handheld effectors.

The first REACH system is under contract for delivery to the Office of Naval Research to support research, evaluation, and testing activities. The technology is designed for a layered architecture, integrating with DefenseOS command-and-control software and Detect, Track, Identify systems to facilitate the transition from detection to interception.

Company leadership emphasized the operational necessity of the system. Ryan Hartman, CEO of Ondas Sentinel, noted that operators often lose critical time when drones enter handheld range. Eric Brock, CEO of Ondas Inc., stated that the new product aims to convert the company's installed base and pipeline into sustained demand across its counter-drone portfolio.