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Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv District, IL
Eyesatop builds a hardware-agnostic operating system for multi-drone warfare that enables a single operator to command an entire drone fleet in real time, with field-proven orchestration and AI augmentation.
Eyesatop is an Israeli defense technology company that has developed an operating system for multi-drone warfare. The platform is designed to enable a single operator to command an entire fleet of drones in real time, addressing the coordination challenge inherent in managing multiple autonomous or semi-autonomous aerial systems simultaneously.
The company's core product is a hardware-agnostic orchestration and augmentation platform. It unifies drones, sensors, and AI capabilities into a single mission-ready combat system, aiming to convert fragmented drone fleets into a coordinated force multiplier. The system is classified as TRL-9 and is actively deployed in the field, indicating it has been proven in operational military environments.
Technical work at Eyesatop spans drone orchestration, AI augmentation, multi-drone systems, and real-time command and control. The platform's architecture is built to abstract hardware differences across drone types, allowing heterogeneous fleets to be managed through a common interface. This approach targets the operational constraint where scaling drone numbers typically scales operator workload linearly - the system is designed to break that dependency.