MTEK News & Events

Maris-Tech announced that it has received its first serial production order through a distributor for an end customer in Singapore's defense sector. The order follows a comprehensive evaluation process of Maris-Tech's products. The customer initially procured product samples, which underwent comprehensive testing and assessment. Following this evaluation phase, the customer transitioned from sample orders to serial production purchases.

Maris-Tech announced it has received a pilot order from a U.S.-based customer for its drones OEM module. The order was placed via one of Maris-Tech's authorized resellers and is intended to support a loitering munitions use case. The pilot program is designed to evaluate the integration of Maris-Tech's OEM module for unmanned platforms within next-generation systems, enabling real-time video processing and onboard intelligence in operational environments.

Maris-Tech announced that it has received an additional order from an existing governmental customer, extending the ongoing deployment of its intelligence gathering solutions. The order is a part of continued operational use of Maris-Tech's systems, supporting intelligence gathering applications that require real-time video processing and analysis at the edge, particularly in bandwidth-constrained and mission-critical environments. The expanded engagement reflects the customer, with orders exceeding aggregate value of $400,000 since the beginning of the year, reflects the customer's satisfaction with Maris-Tech's compact, AI-powered video solutions, which enable video capture, processing, and transmission directly at the point of collection.

Maris-Tech announced it has initiated commercial activity related to the Ukrainian drone video payload market. The company said this activity is based on its Jupiter product line, which enables real-time video processing and AI at the edge for unmanned aerial vehicles. The initial transaction was conducted through a third-party Israeli company, which purchased the systems and supplied them to end users in Ukraine. "We view the Ukrainian drone market as a highly demanding operational environment that continues to drive rapid adoption of advanced video and AI technologies. We believe that this initial activity reflects the relevance of our solutions for drone-based applications requiring real-time intelligence and decision-making capabilities at the edge," said Israel Bar, CEO of Maris-Tech.