DUKE Robotics Corp., established in 2014 and based in Tirat Carmel, Israel, is a robotics firm with operations extending across Israel, Greece, and the United States. The company's primary focus involves developing an advanced robotic system designed for the remote, real-time, and highly precise deployment of small arms and light weapons, a technology that also encompasses drone-based applications. In addition to its defense systems, DUKE Robotics manufactures a specialized drone for cleaning insulators on electric utility cables, playing a crucial role in the routine maintenance of critical infrastructure. Their product line further includes a UAS octocopter, featuring an integrated six-degrees-of-freedom robotic gimbal, specifically engineered for military and homeland security missions. The company, initially known as UAS Drone Corp., underwent a name change to DUKE Robotics Corp. in October 2024.
Duke Robotics Reports Second Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Provides Business Update
Duke Robotics reported Q2 revenue of $149,000 but highlighted a major expansion in its commercial grid-maintenance business with Israel Electric Corporation, secured under a purchase order expected to generate over $1 million in 2026 revenue.
The company also received a new order for its Bird of Prey defense drone through partner Elbit Systems and completed a $9.2 million public offering that uplisted its shares to the Nasdaq Capital Market.
Yiftach Kleinman, a defense and drone-technology veteran, was appointed incoming CEO to lead the expansion of the defense business, effective in September, while cash reserves increased to $7 million to support operations into 2028.