Wrap Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: WRAP) is advancing its Non-Lethal Response system as it enters the third quarter of 2026, reporting continued adoption across public safety agencies, approximately $1.2 million in international orders, and a reaffirmed target of roughly 100% year-over-year revenue growth. The company is also expanding its WrapShield platform with new capabilities that address emerging threats, including counter-drone sensing.
Regulatory clarity is a key driver. ATF Ruling 2026-2, effective July 2, 2026, classified the BolaWrap 150 as a federally recognized instrument of restraint rather than a firearm or “any other weapon.” This classification may remove longstanding procurement barriers across law enforcement, corrections, and government markets, helping agencies move from extended evaluations toward department-wide programs. For agencies, the ruling simplifies acquisition processes and opens the door for broader adoption of non-lethal tools that aim to de-escalate encounters without causing permanent harm.
Wrap Technologies is also expanding its technological reach. A strategic transaction with Israeli AI sensing company Frenel Imaging Ltd. gives WRAP exclusive U.S. and NATO distribution rights to Division of Focal Plane (DoFP) polarimetric sensing technology. This technology detects drones by their physical light-scattering signatures rather than radio-frequency emissions, enabling detection even after a drone stops transmitting. WRAP describes it as the detection layer of its emerging WrapShield platform, providing public safety agencies with a tool to counter drone threats in sensitive areas.
The company is positioning a three-component Non-Lethal Response architecture around a common operating framework: the BolaWrap 150 (handheld restraint), the Wraptor MX (multi-shot platform), and the developing DFR-X (drone-deployed restraint). With the first operational Wraptor MX prototype and an early-adopter program, WRAP is building a system that offers multiple response options for different scenarios. The goal, the company says, is to ensure that tense encounters end with everyone going home safely—the person in crisis, the officer responding, and the community watching.
This expansion comes as public safety agencies increasingly seek alternatives to lethal force. The ATF ruling and new sensing technology are likely to accelerate adoption, positioning WRAP as a provider of comprehensive non-lethal solutions. For investors, the company’s revenue growth target and international orders signal market demand. However, forward-looking statements regarding growth and product development are subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially.
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