Ondas Holdings to Unveil LADOS Layered Autonomous Defense Command-and-Control System at Eurosatory 2026
Ondas Holdings has announced it will officially launch LADOS (Layered Autonomous Defense Operational System), a unified command-and-control platform, at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris. The system integrates sensors, effectors, autonomous platforms, and command units into a single real-time operational architecture, targeting the fast-growing European defense market for integrated UAS command solutions.
Highlights
- Ondas Holdings will officially launch the LADOS (Layered Autonomous Defense Operational System) C2 platform at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris.
- LADOS integrates sensors, effectors, autonomous platforms, and command units into a single real-time operational architecture for military users.
- The system enables operators to manage multiple drones and autonomous systems simultaneously through a single interface, improving battlefield response speed.
- Eurosatory is the world's largest land and air-defense exhibition, signaling Ondas's strategic push into the European defense market.
- The LADOS launch is expected to strengthen Ondas Holdings' competitive position in the military unmanned systems integration sector.
Ondas Holdings to Debut LADOS C2 System at Eurosatory 2026
U.S. drone and autonomous technology company Ondas Holdings has announced that it will officially launch LADOS (Layered Autonomous Defense Operational System) — a layered autonomous defense command-and-control (C2) platform — at Eurosatory 2026, the international defense and security exhibition to be held in Paris.
A Unified Operational Architecture
At the heart of LADOS is a design philosophy centered on integration. The platform brings together the full spectrum of Ondas's capabilities — including sensors, effectors, autonomous platforms, and command units — into a single, real-time operational architecture that enables seamless connectivity and coordinated action across all system components.
As a C2-layer solution, LADOS is designed to deliver unified situational awareness and decision-support capabilities for military operators. Through a single interface, users can simultaneously manage multiple drones and autonomous systems, significantly improving battlefield response times and overall operational effectiveness.
Targeting the European Defense Market
The decision to debut LADOS at Eurosatory 2026 — widely regarded as the world's largest land and air-defense exhibition — underscores Ondas's ambition to expand its footprint in the European defense market. As European nations continue to increase defense budgets and accelerate the procurement and deployment of unmanned systems, demand for integrated C2 solutions is growing rapidly.
Ondas Holdings has in recent years aggressively advanced drone and autonomous technology solutions through its subsidiaries. The introduction of LADOS is expected to further strengthen the company's competitive position in the military unmanned systems integration sector.
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