Adisyn Extends Graphene Technology Into Stealth Composites With Radar-Signature Breakthrough

DC Two Ltd. ( (AU:AI1) ) has issued an announcement.

Adisyn has completed an initial proof-of-concept program with Tel Aviv University’s technology transfer arm, demonstrating that graphene-enhanced composite materials can cut drone radar reflections by up to 20dB under laboratory conditions. The company is now working on optimisation targeting a 30dB reduction, which would equate to shrinking a radar cross-section by a factor of 1,000 and could make small drones far harder to detect against ground clutter.

The radar-signature project, led by radar physicist Professor Pavel Ginzburg, remains at an early validation stage, with further lab work and scalability and commercial viability assessments still required. While this initiative could position Adisyn in a specialised niche of the advanced 2D materials market for signature-aware composites, the company emphasised that its primary strategic focus remains on its graphene-based semiconductor interconnect roadmap, which it says is progressing on schedule.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:AI1) stock is a Hold with a A$0.06 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on DC Two Ltd. stock, see the AU:AI1 Stock Forecast page.

More about DC Two Ltd.

Adisyn Ltd is an ASX-listed technology company focused on developing proprietary graphene technologies, particularly low-temperature atomic layer deposition graphene for semiconductor interconnect applications. The company is also exploring applications of advanced 2D materials in sectors such as unmanned aerial vehicles, defence, aerospace and signature-aware composite systems, where radar signature management is a critical design requirement.

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