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ALLEN, Texas, April 28, 2026 – Elsight (ASX: ELS), the global leader in carrier-agnostic, multi-link connectivity solutions for unmanned systems, today announced that its Halo connectivity platform has been added to the U.S. Government’s DCMA Blue UAS List, a directory of approved, NDAA-compliant, cyber secure, unmanned systems and components for fast-tracked procurement, and clearing it for FCC authorization.
Managed by the government’s Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) under its US-X program, the Blue List provides a centralized marketplace for rapid procurement of vetted technologies that meet stringent operational, cybersecurity, data integrity, and supply chain requirements. Inclusion on the Blue UAS List positions Halo as a leading beyond line-of-sight (BLOS) connectivity solution for unmanned systems requiring the highest operational reliability for precise military mission execution in demanding conditions, including within areas of electronic warfare.
“The Blue UAS List milestone is a powerful validation of Halo’s ability to provide resilient and secure connectivity for mission-critical operations in EW environments, qualifying as an optimal fit for the U.S. DoW’s stringent requirements,” said Yoav Amitai, CEO of Elsight. “We look forward to supporting the UAV manufacturers in the Drone Dominance program and others on the Blue List with the resilient connectivity required by the evolution of the modern battlefield.”
Halo’s multi-link bonding technology aggregates multiple communication links, including cellular, Satellite, and P2P/MANET, into a single, resilient, and always connected data channel. Halo enables uninterrupted command and control and high-throughput data transmission for unmanned systems (UAVs, UGVs) operating beyond the line of sight in the most challenging environments.
