Mobilicom and ARK Electronics Introduce Cybersecure, NDAA-Compliant Solution for Next-Gen Drones and Robotics

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Mobilicom Limited a provider of cybersecurity and robust solutions for drones and robotics, and ARK Electronics, a provider of cutting-edge made-in-the-USA technologies for drones, announced the launch of the first product resulting from the companies’ strategic partnership formed in May 2025.

ARK’s made-in-the-USA NDAA compliant Jetson PAB Carrier, powered by NVIDIA, is now fully integrated with Mobilicom’s BlueUAS listed SkyHopper PRO software defined radio (SDR) and is protected by Mobilicom’s OS3 (Operational Security, Safety, and Standards compliance) platform, which provides continuous active cybersecurity to monitor, detect, alarm, and prevent security threats and malicious attacks on small-sized platforms.

This integrated offering reduces development complexity, shortens integration time, and accelerates time to market for drone and robotics platform manufacturers. It enables secure, high-throughput, point-to-point or mesh communications for your autonomous applications.

“Through this highly productive strategic partnership, our first integrated product is now available as a turnkey solution for drone and robotics manufacturers. Our cybersecure integrated system is suitable for users across the value chain, from defense to commercial applications,” said Oren Elkayam, CEO of Mobilicom. “Together with ARK Electronics, we plan to develop and offer numerous additional joint products to our respective customers, as well as selling into new addressable markets.”

Products emerging through the strategic partnership are designed for mini and small sized drones, which play a vital role in both commercial and defense markets, representing a $6 billion market in 2025, projected to grow at a CAGR of 12% to $11 billion by 2030.

These Mobilicom-ARK products and solutions address key industry requirements, including advanced cybersecurity to protect against cyber threats and electronic warfare, flexible and modular systems with open-source-compatible hardware and software integration, and scalable, adaptable technologies designed to operate in complex and contested environments.