$ONDS 👀 Airobotics’ Optimus system has completed over 3M+ autonomous missions.
In 2022, they had tens of thousands of flights.
That number is now over 3 million.
This amount of real world operational data is an incredible competitive advantage, particularly as autonomous systems become increasingly reliant on AI.
Millions of missions provide valuable insights for improving flight performance, reliability, and autonomous decision-making.
$ONDS 🚨JUST IN🚨
Ondas Expands Airborne Defense Capabilities with EASA Certification of Advanced Missile Protection System on Bombardier Global 7500
https://t.co/TGQVCaqyUA
$ONDS 🎤 Ondas CEO Eric Brock says that Ondas has been working on Regena since Worldview started their partnership with Palantir.
They started working together March of this year. That means that Regena has been in the works for 7 months.
Tons of progress behind the scenes and I believe earnings will be an eye opener as to how Ondas is becoming a prime in the defense sector.
$ONDS Last week, we know Ondas was going to be at the Palantir AUSA booth.
I believe now we know why.
☑️ Today, Ondas Announces Regna AI, Powered by Palantir.
👀 Ondas will serve as Regna AI’s first customer, deploying fine-tuned models to run autonomous mission orchestration on the edge.
🤯 Regna AI is initially wholly-owned by Ondas, and will build on Ondas and Palantir’s existing collaboration on SkyWeaver C4.
🫡 Beginning with ISR and its foundational work with Ondas, Regna AI plans to expand into additional mission areas and into security, critical infrastructure and industrial markets, extending its opportunity well beyond defense.
@gavrilatrading Definitely a bit of both, theres a ton of hiring activities across subsidiaries but of course acquiring companies will also raise the employee count.
$ONDS 🤯 Ondas CEO Eric Brock said that Ondas now has over 2000 employees in a recent interview.
Mid August they had 1700 employees, tons of hiring in 2 months, tons of growth in 2 months.
The valuation remains stupidly undervalued in my opinion.
$ONDS 🤯 Ondas has secured over $270M in orders since June 30.
They secured $165M in aggregate orders during the second half of August through October 1st.
This is the PR needed for a move.
https://t.co/KWwLAflzpv
$ONDS ORDER VELOCITY IS ACCELERATING FAST.
A month and a half ago, Ondas was averaging roughly $2.5M in orders per day.
The most recent PR shows it is now closer to:
$3.5M/day
That’s a 40% increase in daily order intake pace in roughly 1.5 months.
The headline isn’t that Ondas is winning more orders.
It’s that the rate at which orders are coming in is accelerating significantly.
$ONDS 👀🎤 Palantir CEO & Co-Founder Alex Karp said this about Ondas earlier this year :
"Persistent sensing platforms like World View's Stratollites and Ondas' suite of autonomous systems, represent a new frontier in operational intelligence,"
"By combining Palantir's software platforms with World View's unique stratospheric capabilities and Ondas' broader autonomous ecosystem, we're building the operational backbone required to scale these missions."
Yeah, $PLTR seems to be the clearest catalyst for $ONDS over the next few months.
As long as the execution goes well, they should drop a bombshell during the next earnings call.
This is from the press release they published on March 12, 2026.
https://t.co/eeq7ZuvmUR
I will say I don’t believe that market cap was justifiable at all at in January. I think the capital raise at 16.45, despite the “delta hedge” and manipulation, was one of the best business decisions made.
You essentially got very cheap cash and sure the investors have suffered from it but having that cash has certainly allowed for the company to actually justify a 5.7B valuation easily despite it not being there.
However I think there is a difference between use and abuse; raising the 1.5B was use. All of the endless acquisitions after using stock was abuse. Unironically I think a $8.55B market cap now would be equal to it being $5.7B in January. I would even go on to say it is more justifiable than 5.7 was in January. It is a market valuation issue, not fully an Ondas issue but of course buying companies with shares so often will have a result like this on share price for the short term.
I believe it all changes at earnings.