www.aerotime.aero EOS Acquires MARSS for Counter-Drone Solutions
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- •EOS acquired MARSS for US$36 million to enhance counter-drone capabilities.
- •MARSS' NiDAR technology enables rapid AI-driven decision-making against drone threats.
- •The acquisition strengthens EOS' position in the defense and security market.
Electro Optic Systems Holdings Limited (EOS) announced its acquisition of MARSS, a provider of command and control systems for counter-drone operations, on September 29, 2026. The acquisition includes MARSS' NiDAR technology, which utilizes AI for rapid decision-making against drone threats. This move allows EOS to enhance its capabilities in counter-drone solutions, integrating NiDAR into its existing systems to provide comprehensive protection for critical infrastructure. The transaction is valued at approximately US$36 million, with potential earnouts based on future contracts. The acquisition aims to expand EOS' market reach and strengthen its AI and software development capabilities. MARSS had previously partnered with BAE Systems to provide its NiDAR platform for their counter-drone system, BATS, which was announced in June 2026. This partnership emphasizes the growing demand for advanced counter-drone technologies across various regions. The integration of MARSS' technology is expected to significantly enhance EOS' offerings in the defense and security sectors.
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