XTEND Showcases Multi-Drone Autonomy as It Prepares for U.S. Listing via JFB Merger

New updates have been reported about XTEND.

XTEND placed its XOS software platform and new Seek & Strike multi-drone solution at the center of its growth story with a live demonstration of human-supervised autonomous drone swarms at the Creative Defense Foundation’s Disruptors in the Desert 2026 event. The company used an interoperable fleet of Seeker and Precision Effector drones to show how XOS can coordinate complex missions under human-in-the-loop control, reinforcing XTEND’s strategy to scale as a software-first autonomy and orchestration provider to defense, law enforcement, and security customers.

During the demo, an operator used XOS Mission Planner to assign AI-driven micro-tasks as Seeker drones scanned an area, detected anomalies with onboard perception, and then passed data autonomously to Effector drones for a coordinated approach, while retaining full authority to re-task or abort in real time. CEO Aviv Shapira emphasized that XOS’s handling of spatial cognition and automated data handoffs reduces reliance on manual piloting, shortens deployment timelines, and underpins recurring software adoption as XTEND expands across platforms and geographies, a strategy that aligns with its previously announced all-stock combination with JFB Construction Holdings, backed by strategic investors and expected to close in the first half of 2026 with the combined company listed on a U.S. exchange under the ticker “XTND.”