Company Overview
Snapshot
Founded in July 2018 by Aviv Shapira, Adir Tubi, Rubi Liani, and Matteo Shapira, XTEND operates with 51–200 employees. The company has raised $93M across 6 funding rounds from 18 investors. In February 2026, XTEND went public on NASDAQ through a reverse merger.
Business overview
XTEND develops human-guided autonomous machine systems designed to enable operators to perform precise actions in various environments with minimal training. The company's patented XOS operating system integrates human intelligence with machine autonomy to enhance operator capabilities and reduce physical confrontation. XTEND's systems are deployed worldwide, serving defense, homeland security, and security professionals by continuously evolving its XOS operating system and platforms.
Strategic signal
In May 2026, XTEND announced the expansion of its NATO drone production capabilities with a new facility in the UK. This strategic move signals the company's commitment to strengthening its global presence and meeting increasing demand for its advanced drone systems within the defense sector, indicating a strong growth trajectory and strategic market penetration.
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- When did XTEND go public?
- XTEND went public on NASDAQ in February 2026 through a reverse merger.
- What was a significant contract XTEND secured in 2025?
- In November 2025, XTEND won a multi-million dollar US Department of War contract to develop and deliver AI-enabled affordable close-quarter modular one-way attack drone kits.
- What was a key strategic partnership for XTEND in 2026?
- In March 2026, XTEND partnered with ParaZero to advance autonomous drone-interception capabilities.
- What was XTEND's latest funding round?
- In July 2025, XTEND secured a $30M extension to complete its Series B round, with participation from Protego Ventures.
- What significant expansion did XTEND announce in May 2026?
- In May 2026, XTEND announced the establishment of a new robotics production facility in the UK to expand its NATO drone production capabilities.