IVEDA SOLUTI.NEW DL -,001 Aktie

Iveda has unveiled the IvedaAir series of autonomous, helicopter-like UAVs that, powered by the gasoline-driven GX10-F100 platform, offer flight times exceeding 150 minutes—significantly longer than many electric systems, the company says. The drones are integrated with the IvedaAI analytics platform and provide AES-encrypted real-time video transmission, AI-based object detection, and support for 4G/5G and LTE; they are NDAA- and TAA-compliant and are optionally available with FIPS 140-3- and Blue-UAS-compatible components. Target applications include maritime operations, search & rescue, disaster response, and energy infrastructure inspection; Iveda plans to sell through partner GlobalMed to government customers and is targeting an addressable market worth $50 million within 24 months. » More on de.investing.com

Iveda Solutions’ shares dropped about 35.7% on Tuesday after the company announced the opening of its first European office, Iveda Spain in Madrid. From Madrid, Iveda plans to serve public and private projects for AI-powered video surveillance and smart-city solutions across Europe and expects the market to grow strongly through 2032. Despite the strategic expansion and indications of TAA/NDAA compliance as well as a SAFETY Act certification, investors reacted negatively and put the stock under pressure. » More on de.investing.com

Iveda has opened its first European office in Madrid to serve demand for AI‑powered smart‑city and security solutions across Europe. The location complements branches in the US, Taiwan, the Philippines and Egypt; Iveda is already working with European system integrators on public- and private‑sector projects. According to its data, the company has more liquid assets than debt and a current ratio of 3.48, but its NASDAQ listing is trading near a 52‑week low of $0.36–0.38. Iveda emphasizes GDPR and SAFETY Act compliance, has registered trademarks in the EU and the UK, and expects further partnerships in the coming months despite ongoing profitability issues. » More on de.investing.com