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EyesAtop Controller Lets One Soldier Operate Multiple IDF Drone Types

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of two Israeli soldiers holding rugged drone-control tablets, a third soldier ahead and five quadcopters above a damaged urban street

Israeli defense-tech company EyesAtop has fielded a universal controller that lets one soldier operate different drone types through a single interface. The company says its system supports more than 20 drone integrations and has logged over 500,000 operational hours, while reporting wide use across IDF infantry brigades. EyesAtop and Kela were selected for the Defense Ministry's “Digital Bat” program, with EyesAtop supplying the command-and-control layer for autonomous attack-drone swarms. The platform is designed to coordinate surveillance, targeting and strike missions while reducing the need to retrain operators for each vendor's hardware.

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