WRAP Unveils WrapShield for Enhanced Defense & Public Safety Prowess

Wrap Technologies, Inc. has officially launched WrapShield, an autonomous defense and public safety platform designed to streamline threat detection and response for government agencies. By integrating advanced sensing, artificial intelligence, and command-and-control systems, the platform aims to provide a unified operating ecosystem for complex security environments. This move signifies a major expansion for the company into the defense and homeland security markets, leveraging a strategic investment in specialized thermal-polarimetric sensing technology.

Wrap Technologies (WRAP) has introduced WrapShield, a comprehensive platform that combines sensing technologies, AI-assisted analytics, and response capabilities into a single open-architecture system. Central to this launch is a strategic investment in Israel-based Frenel Imaging Ltd., which grants WRAP exclusive commercialization rights for Frenel’s TPiCore thermal-polarimetric sensing technology across the United States and NATO. This technology allows the platform to identify threats based on material composition by capturing both thermal intensity and polarization data, a significant advancement over traditional thermal imaging that relies solely on heat signatures and often struggles to identify RF-silent threats.

The WrapShield platform is designed to handle a wide range of operational requirements, from countering unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to protecting critical infrastructure and managing border security. Its open architecture allows public safety and defense agencies to integrate their existing sensors and AI tools alongside WRAP’s proprietary technologies within a unified ecosystem. The system’s AI-driven analytics classify threats and provide human-in-the-loop decision support, recommending mission-appropriate responses that can range from kinetic to non-kinetic and lethal to non-lethal interventions based on specific situational needs.

This launch marks a strategic pivot for Wrap Technologies as it moves beyond its legacy non-lethal products, such as BolaWrap and WrapReality, to capture a larger share of the rapidly expanding defense and digital security markets. The company expects WrapShield to bolster its technology-enabled services segment, which already accounted for approximately 21% of its consolidated revenues in the first quarter of 2026. Looking forward, WRAP plans to expand the platform's use cases to include maritime surveillance, autonomous robotics, and industrial monitoring, positioning thermal-polarimetric sensing as a foundational element for next-generation AI-enabled security missions.