RF Revolution: VisionWave's WaveStrike Aims to Redefine Battlefield Awareness

NEW YORK, NY – November 17, 2025 – VisionWave Holdings, Inc. (VWAV) is making waves in the defense technology sector with its newly unveiled ‘WaveStrike’ system – an AI-assisted, RF-based fire-control solution. While established defense giants focus on optical and laser technologies, VisionWave is wagering on the potential of radio frequency (RF) to deliver a significant tactical advantage – and a stealthier approach to battlefield awareness.

Silent Hunter: The Technology Behind WaveStrike

WaveStrike represents a departure from conventional fire-control systems. Instead of relying on visible or infrared light, it utilizes RF waveforms to create a 3D representation of the surrounding environment. This ‘RF-native’ approach, as described by company representatives, allows the system to operate effectively in all weather conditions – including through fog, smoke, and even complete darkness – without emitting any detectable signals. “The limitations of optics in degraded environments are well-known,” says one defense analyst familiar with the technology. “RF offers a unique solution, but the challenge is always in processing the data and creating a usable picture.”

VisionWave’s core innovation lies in its ‘Evolved Intelligence’ (EI) engine – an AI-powered system designed to process complex RF signals in real-time. EI reconstructs the RF data into a 3D scene, identifying and tracking potential targets. This allows for predictive fire control, providing soldiers and vehicle operators with enhanced situational awareness and improved accuracy. The system's compact design makes it suitable for integration into soldier weapons, vehicle turrets, and remote weapon stations. Beyond ground applications, VisionWave envisions potential use cases in air and sea domains, further expanding its market reach. The company highlights the reduced tactical signature as a key benefit, minimizing the risk of detection by enemy forces.

Navigating a Competitive Landscape

The defense electronics market is dominated by established players like BAE Systems, Raytheon Technologies, and Lockheed Martin. These companies have deep pockets and extensive experience in developing and deploying advanced fire-control systems. However, VisionWave believes that its RF-based approach offers a distinct competitive advantage. While many competitors are focused on improving existing optical and laser technologies, VisionWave is pioneering a new paradigm.

“There’s a growing demand for all-weather and reduced-signature capabilities,” explains an industry source. “RF offers a compelling solution, but the technical challenges are significant.” Several companies, like TSC and HENSOLDT, also specialize in RF sensing and electronic warfare, posing a potential competitive threat. However, VisionWave’s integrated approach – combining RF sensing with AI-powered image processing – sets it apart. The company has secured six granted patents and is actively expanding its intellectual property portfolio, including the recent filing of the WaveStrike provisional patent application. “The key will be proving the system's performance and reliability in real-world conditions,” says a military technology expert. “It's not enough to have a good idea; you need to demonstrate that it works.”

A Micro-Cap Company with Ambitious Goals

VisionWave Holdings is a micro-cap company with a market capitalization of approximately $7.65 million as of recent reporting. While the company has shown promise with its innovative technology, it also faces significant financial challenges. Recent financial filings reveal a net loss for the first two quarters of 2025 and a stockholders' deficit. To fund its ambitious goals, VisionWave has secured a Standby Equity Purchase Agreement and is pursuing strategic acquisitions, including a binding letter of intent to acquire Solar Drone Ltd. The company’s ability to secure additional funding and execute its business plan will be critical to its success.

“They’re a small company trying to disrupt a very large industry,” says one investor. “It’s a high-risk, high-reward scenario.” VisionWave is betting on the growing demand for all-weather, reduced-signature capabilities and the potential of AI to unlock the full potential of RF sensing. The company’s recent financial announcements regarding securing up to $50 million in funding and a potential $10 million equity offering demonstrate that it’s actively working to address its financial challenges and fuel its growth. With a recent 52-week high of $14.05 and low of $2.06, investor interest continues to be monitored closely. The company has a clear vision and innovative technology. Whether it can scale its operations and compete with the industry giants remains to be seen.