Cyclone riot control drone system unveiled at Milipol arms exhibition in Paris in 2015; first operational deployment documented in Gaza protests March 2018. System combines 12 aluminum cartridges with submunitions for tear gas dispersal from UAVs.

Confirmed as preferred supplier to Israeli military, Israel Police, and Israel Prison Service. Israel Police awarded contract for gas canister ammunition adapted specifically to ISPRA's drone-deployment system, with police stating ISPRA is the only manufacturer capable of this capability.

Exports to more than 40 countries globally. Documented use of ISPRA riot control equipment (impact rounds, tear gas canisters, rubber ball projectiles) identified during 2023-2024 Kenya protests by Omega Research Foundation.

Acquired by Taavura group in 2019, a leading privately-held Israeli concern. Consolidation indicates strategic repositioning within larger defense/security portfolio.

Multi-Effect Grenade product line featuring sequential CS smoke emission followed by stunning noise and dispersal of CS powder, rubber pellets, coloring agents, or sticky gel. Demonstrates product line diversification beyond tear gas.

Regular exhibition presence at international defense trade shows including Milipol (annually 2011-2019), ADEX 2014 (Azerbaijan), ADEX 2018, and KADEX 2014 (Kazakhstan). Indicates sustained international market development activity.

Headquarters relocated from Zichron Yaakov to Herzliya; maintains dual operational facilities with advanced manufacturing plant and R&D center in Zichron Yaakov and management/sales offices in Herzliya. Indicates organizational maturation and market-facing restructuring.

Limited online presence with minimal publicly available information on financial status, employee count, annual reports, or detailed export customer list. Represents significant transparency gap relative to market position and operational scale.