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Eyesatop is an Israeli defense technology company that has developed an operating system for multi-drone warfare. Its core platform enables a single operator to command an entire fleet of drones in real time, unifying various drones, sensors, and AI capabilities into a single mission-ready combat system.

The company's primary product is a hardware-agnostic orchestration and augmentation platform. It is classified as Technology Readiness Level 9 (TRL-9), indicating it is battle-proven and actively deployed in the field. The platform is designed to function as a central system for coordinating multiple unmanned assets during military operations.

Eyesatop's technical work focuses on multi-drone orchestration, AI augmentation, real-time decision support, and developing a hardware-agnostic platform. The company operates within the defense and military operations industry verticals, with its geographic presence based in Israel.

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