The partnership enables Odysight.ai’s entry into France’s aerospace, defense, and government aviation sectors through a local partner
Ramat Gan, Israel, April 17, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Odysight.ai® Inc. (Nasdaq/TASE: ODYS), a leader in AI/ML-powered visual sensing solutions for predictive and condition-based maintenance (CBM+), announced today the signing of a Commercial Collaboration Agreement with GACI Technologies, a French defense and aerospace technology company headquartered near Paris. Under the agreement, GACI will act as the prime contractor, leading local market development, key customer engagement, and program delivery, while Odysight.ai will provide its AI-powered predictive maintenance and visual monitoring system.
The collaboration represents a significant step in Odysight.ai’s European expansion strategy, establishing a dedicated channel into one of the world’s leading defense markets. France represents one of Europe’s most advanced aerospace and defense markets, with increasing demand for predictive maintenance solutions that enhance operational readiness and reduce lifecycle costs. This agreement positions Odysight.ai to address that demand through a localized, mission-ready offering.
“This collaboration with GACI marks a meaningful step in expanding our presence in the French market,” said Yehu Ofer, Chief Executive Officer of Odysight.ai. “GACI brings decades of embedded systems expertise and established relationships within the French defense and aerospace ecosystem. Together, we believe we can deliver meaningful value to key French customers seeking to modernize and improve maintenance efficiency, reduce downtime, and enhance mission readiness, while expanding Odysight.ai’s footprint in Europe.”
Under the agreement, the companies will work together to promote Odysight.ai’s ruggedized visual sensing hardware, embedded software, and AI-powered analytics with GACI’s embedded mission computer platforms and system integration capabilities. The combined offering is intended to deliver real-time, continuous monitoring of critical components across aerospace platforms operated by French commercial, defense, and government aviation customers.
GACI Technologies, founded in 1992, specializes in the design, manufacturing, and life-cycle support of rugged embedded computers and mission systems for operation in harsh environments. The company serves clients across the defense, aerospace, transportation, and related sectors, and has an established track record with major French defense procurement organizations.
This agreement follows Odysight.ai’s recently announced partnership with XP Services for the first U.S. flight testing of its AI predictive maintenance system on a UH-60 helicopter, and reflects the Company’s continued expansion across new geographies and platforms.
About Odysight.ai
Odysight.ai, incorporated in Nevada, U.S., with European and Israeli subsidiaries, pioneers Predictive Maintenance (PdM) and Condition-Based Monitoring (CBM) markets with an innovative AI platform that transforms critical systems across Aviation & Aerospace, Transportation, Energy, and Industry. Leveraging advanced visual sensing, real-time analytics, and AI-powered insights, Odysight.ai enables safer, smarter, and more efficient operations. For more information, visit www.odysight.ai.
About GACI Technologies
Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Villebon-sur-Yvette, France, GACI Technologies designs and manufactures rugged embedded computers and mission systems for the defense, aerospace, transportation, and medical sectors. The company’s expertise spans critical embedded electronics, FPGA design, signal processing, and system integration for operation in demanding environmental conditions. For more information, visit www.gaci.fr.
Forward-Looking Statements
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