Odysight.ai Inc. ($ODYS), a leader in AI-powered visual sensing and predictive maintenance solutions, recently closed a public offering that raised approximately $11 million before expenses. The company sold 3,437,500 shares of common stock, with participation from board members and existing shareholders, signaling strong insider confidence. Proceeds from this capital raise are earmarked to accelerate research and development, expand sales and marketing efforts, and support general corporate needs. This fresh funding follows the termination of Odysight.ai’s prior at-the-market offering program, marking a strategic shift in its capital-raising approach.
In parallel with its financing success, $ODYS continues to deepen its footprint in aerospace and defense markets. The company announced a significant agreement with Boeing to demonstrate its AI-driven predictive maintenance platform at two Boeing sites, highlighting a move from supplying national air forces to working directly with a major original equipment manufacturer. This collaboration complements ongoing projects with the U.S. Navy and Honeywell Aerospace, as well as operational deployments with the Israeli Ministry of Defense and Elbit Systems. Notably, Odysight.ai recently received its first purchase order from Boeing, expected to generate revenue as milestones are met over the coming year, and a purchase order from Elbit Systems valued at approximately $0.3 million, potentially paving the way for broader deployment across Israeli Defense Forces platforms.
Financially, Odysight.ai reported a backlog increase to $16.45 million as of mid-August 2026 and maintained a strong cash position of about $17.6 million with no debt. The company’s expanding portfolio of contracts and partnerships, combined with its recent capital raise, positions it to scale commercial operations and advance its AI-powered visual monitoring technology across critical safety components in challenging environments.
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