Adisyn secures graphene-based radar absorption technology to support stealth drones

• Exclusive, worldwide commercialisation rights secured for graphene-based radar absorption technology
• Positions Adisyn in emerging stealth materials market
• Investigating potential other usages in the defence sectors

Adisyn (ASX:AI1) has entered into a binding licence and research agreement with Tel Aviv University to commercialise graphene-based radar signature reduction technology.

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The agreement comes at a time of increasing global focus on radar signature management, driven by the rapid expansion of UAV deployment, loitering munitions and the growing sophistication of detection systems across defence and aerospace sectors.

The agreement between Adisyn subsidiary 2D Radar Absorbers and the university’s technology transfer company, Ramot, grants Adisyn exclusive, worldwide rights to commercialise graphene-based radar signature reduction technology, marking a transition from research to a structured commercial development phase.

Adisyn managing director Arye Kohavi said the agreement upgrades a previously announced option arrangement.

“This agreement represents a critical step in transitioning our radar technology from research into commercial development,” he said.

“We have already demonstrated strong proof-of-concept results, and now, with exclusive global rights and a structured program in place, we are focused on advancing this technology towards real-world applications.

“We believe this has the potential to become a meaningful value driver alongside our core semiconductor program,” Mr Kohavi said.

The agreements provide Adisyn with long-term access to current intellectual property and its future development with defined economic terms and a clear pathway to commercialisation.

Under the agreement, Adisyn holds exclusive commercial rights across the defined field for Ramot’s IP. “We believe this has the potential to become a meaningful value driver alongside our core semiconductor program,” Mr Kohavi said.

Tel Aviv University is globally recognised for its leadership in advanced materials and applied physics, with Ramot responsible for commercialising numerous breakthrough technologies, providing Adisyn with access to world-class research capability and commercialisation expertise.

Adisyn’s technology integrates graphene and other 2D materials into composite materials to reduce radar detectability by absorbing and dissipating electromagnetic signals.

Unlike traditional materials, graphene composites combine structural performance with inherent radar absorption, removing the need for additional coatings and enabling lightweight, stealth-enabled designs.

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