ParaZero has received a fourth order for DefendAir Net Pods from a Tier-1 European defense company. The order follows the completion of initial integration work and a live demonstration conducted on the customer's own armored vehicle at its test facility in Europe. The customer subsequently placed its fourth order to support continued integration work and planned demonstrations for European end users. ParaZero expects the integration program to be completed by the end of 2026 through an extensive series of trials at the customer's facility designed to simulate combat conditions.

10/8 09:30

ParaZero Secures Initial Order from U.S. Defense Manufacturer

ParaZero Technologies announced an initial order from a new U.S.-based defense manufacturer for DefendAir Net Pods and related integration support. The customer builds drone detection and interception systems under contracts to protect critical infrastructure and strategic sites, and will add ParaZero's non-explosive net interception to its interceptor platform alongside existing hit-to-kill capability. ParaZero will supply Net Pods and technical support for the integration. "Protecting critical infrastructure and strategic sites requires the ability to detect a drone threat and act to stop it," said Ariel Alon, CEO.

10/6 09:30

ParaZero Partners with ThirdEye to Launch Counter-Drone Technology

ParaZero announced its DefendAir net-based interception technology is being paired with ThirdEye Systems' newly unveiled Iron Web detection product as part of an integrated counter-drone architecture for armored vehicles. ThirdEye unveiled Iron Web at ADEX 2026 in Baku. Under the architecture, ThirdEye's electro-optical and AI-driven detection is intended to find and classify an approaching drone, and DefendAir is intended to provide a controlled, non-explosive net launch designed to stop the drone before it reaches the vehicle. The same concept is intended for critical infrastructure and other sensitive sites. The announcement builds on a non-binding memorandum of understanding disclosed September 15 to explore development, integration, and commercialization of a 360-degree detect-to-defeat solution. DefendAir and Iron Web will be showcased at ParaZero's booth at the AUSA Annual Meeting in Washington from October 12 to 14. "An armored vehicle needs more than an alert. It needs a proven way to stop the threat," said Ariel Alon, CEO of ParaZero.

9/15 08:30

ParaZero Signs MOU with ThirdEye Systems

ParaZero announced the signing of a non-binding memorandum of understanding, or MOU, with ThirdEye Systems. The non-binding MOU establishes a framework for the companies to explore the development, integration, and commercialization of a complete Counter-UAS solution combining ThirdEye's advanced detection and sensor capabilities with ParaZero's DefendAir net-based physical interception technology , which shall be subject to the execution of definitive documentation. The cooperation includes the creation of an integrated detect-to-defeat architecture covering the full Counter-UAS engagement cycle - from detection and identification of an approaching aerial threat, through threat analysis and engagement management, to controlled physical interception and neutralization

9/9 09:00

ParaZero Signs MOU with European Defense Company

ParaZero announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding, or MOU, with a European defense company, to advance the development of a vehicle-integrated active protection system designed to protect armored platforms against incoming attack drones. The collaboration is intended to combine the Tier-1 armored vehicle with ParaZero's DefendAir net-based physical interception technology. The system is designed to provide armored platforms a built-in, autonomous, Counter-UAS protection layer capable of physically intercepting an approaching hostile drone before it reaches the vehicle.

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