DUKE Robotics (DUKR) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
22 Oct, 2026Business overview
Focuses on advanced UAV systems for surveillance, reconnaissance and combat, alongside robotic inspection and maintenance of critical energy infrastructure.
Product portfolio includes Bird of Prey, a stabilized drone-mounted remote weapon system; IC Drone for high-voltage insulator cleaning and monitoring; and AEROTRACE for AI-assisted aerial infrastructure intelligence.
Market opportunity
Global electric insulator market estimated at $16.7B in 2025 and projected to reach $26.6B in 2034.
Global combat drone market projected to reach $17.3B by 2034, at an 8.9% CAGR.
Greece's grid spans 253K km of power lines, with an estimated ~10M insulators potentially requiring cleaning and monitoring; its grid also serves Macedonia and Cyprus.
Greece's national transmission operator plans $9B+ in grid infrastructure investment over the next 10 years.
Defense segment
Bird of Prey, formerly TIKAD, combines stabilized fire control, autonomous target recognition and modular weapon payloads for remote engagement and force protection.
Elbit Systems Land holds an exclusive worldwide license for the technology under a 2021 agreement; Elbit invests in further development and production and received engineering materials for an upfront payment.
Initial royalties from Elbit-related revenue were recognized in Q2 2025; royalties received to date were approximately $20,000. An April 2025 marketing expansion may add commission fees on sales generated through direct marketing.
Israeli television featured Bird of Prey in August 2025 as part of reported IDF drone warfare capabilities during the Iron Swords war.
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