Company profile
Duke Robotics
Duke Robotics develops drone systems and robotic stabilization technology for defence and civilian applications. Its product work includes IC Drone, Bird o...
Facts
- Segment
- AERIAL
- Country
- United States
- Headquarters
- Fort Lauderdale
- Founded
- 2014
- Ticker
- DUKR
- Flagship
- IC Drone
- Website
- https://dukeroboticsys.com/
About Duke Robotics
IC Drone applies Duke Robotics' stabilisation technology to high-voltage grid maintenance. The ICDS2 configuration combines a larger commercial-grade aircraft with a stabilised cleaning system, radar and operating controls, allowing utility crews to wash and monitor energised insulators. Duke began revenue-generating service with Israel Electric Corporation in 2024 and formed a Greek subsidiary in 2025 to support European commercialisation.
Bird of Prey uses a stabilised lightweight-firearm mount for remote, non-line-of-sight engagement and is developed and sold through Elbit Systems Land under the companies' collaboration. AEROTRACE, launched in 2026, adds an aerial-intelligence layer by pairing stabilised high-resolution capture with AI-assisted image analysis and software analytics for infrastructure monitoring.
Market context
DEPLOYMENT
Summary
Type: UAV integrator
Core: Bird of Prey
Function: Stabilisation
Audience: Defense
Products
- AEROTRACE — software
- Bird of Prey — uav
- IC Drone — uav
Research, Articles and recent verified events
- Duke Robotics reports second-quarter 2026 results — 2026-08-13
- Duke Robotics says Elbit received new Bird of Prey weapon-drone order — 2026-06-23
- Duke Robotics appoints Yiftach Kleinman as CEO — 2026-06-11
- Duke Robotics starts expanded 2026 IC Drone deployment with Israel Electric Corporation — 2026-06-02
- Duke Robotics prices $9.2M underwritten public offering and Nasdaq uplisting — 2026-05-14
- Duke Robotics Announces New Purchase Order from Israel Electric Corporation for IC Drone — 2026-03-17
- Duke Robotics Announces Launch of AEROTRACE, AI-Powered Advanced Aerial Monitoring and Intelligence Solution — 2026-02-05
- Duke Robotics Secures Regulatory Approval for IC Drone Operations in Greece — 2026-01-13