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XTEND expands in Europe with Lavtia's Atlas, adding thousands of robotic platforms to portfolio
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XTEND expands in Europe with Lavtia's Atlas, adding thousands of robotic platforms to portfolio

XTEND, an Israeli-American defense technology company, has completed the integration of Latvia-based robotics firm Atlas, enhancing its European operations and expanding its robotic platform portfolio to over 4,200 units. This acquisition adds ISR platforms, tactical communication technologies, and AtlasRADIO, a software-defined communications platform, to XTEND's offerings. The integration strengthens XTEND's position in supporting NATO and EU defense organizations, increases its commercial reach across 40 European countries, and leverages Latvia as a strategic manufacturing hub. XTEND's leadership emphasized the benefits of combining Atlas' operational experience with XTEND's global ambitions, aiming to develop advanced autonomous systems for defense applications.

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XTEND expands in Europe with Lavtia's Atlas, adding thousands of robotic platforms to portfolio

XTEND, an Israeli-American defense technology company, has completed the integration of Latvia-based robotics firm Atlas, enhancing its European operations and expanding its robotic platform portfolio to over 4,200 units. This acquisition adds ISR platforms, tactical communication technologies, and AtlasRADIO, a software-defined communications platform, to XTEND's offerings. The integration strengthens XTEND's position in supporting NATO and EU defense organizations, increases its commercial reach across 40 European countries, and leverages Latvia as a strategic manufacturing hub. XTEND's leadership emphasized the benefits of combining Atlas' operational experience with XTEND's global ambitions, aiming to develop advanced autonomous systems for defense applications.

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