Introduced ATeMM (All-Terrain Electric Mission Module), a robotic platform designed to deliver energy to the battlefield and reduce logistical burden, representing expansion into maneuvering robotics.

Selected by BAE Systems (2012) to supply composite armor for Royal Navy Type 26 frigates; subsequently secured contracts to supply armor for Australian Hunter-class and Canadian Type 26 variants (2018-2019).

Established production facilities in the United States and France in addition to Israeli headquarters, creating globally redundant supply chain management system.

Secured major U.S. military contracts supplying armor solutions for LVSR, HEMMTA4, MRAP, M915, and MTVR vehicle programs for U.S. Army and Marine Corps.

Delivered 5,000 M-ATV armor kits (February 2010) and 25 SandCats vehicles to Bulgaria (February 2010), demonstrating sustained production velocity and international customer diversification.

Expanded from land environment (1985) to air platforms (1998, supplying armor to Singapore for C-130 and Super Puma helicopters) and sea environment (2010), establishing presence across three operational domains.

Offers ballistic protection solutions across STANAG 4569 Levels 1-6 and blast protection up to STANAG Level 4 and beyond, indicating compliance with NATO standardization frameworks.

Established joint venture with Q-Flo to commercialize carbon nanotube fiber for enhanced composite armor (November 2010), indicating R&D collaboration on advanced materials.