Polar Power Inc., a Gardena, California‑based designer of direct‑current (DC) power systems, announced that its DC generator has been selected for integration into MSI Defense Solutions' anti‑drone and anti‑missile platform. MSI Defense Solutions, a U.S. defense‑technology firm, specializes in tactical ground platforms, counter‑unmanned aircraft systems, and maritime weapons integration.
The integrated solution will be part of MSI's Electronic Advanced Ground Launcher System (EAGLS). EAGLS combines automatic threat detection, classification and interception capabilities. It can operate autonomously or within a broader defense network, employing radar, laser‑guided rockets and remote weapon stations to engage autonomous drones and fast‑moving targets.
Polar Power highlighted that its DC power system is configured for reliability, low weight, compact size, fuel efficiency and low maintenance—attributes deemed essential for the mobile, field‑deployed nature of EAGLS. The system is already deployed in the Middle East, where MSI uses the platform for both anti‑drone and anti‑missile missions.
The company did not disclose any financial terms or order volumes linked to the integration. On the market side, POLA shares closed at $1.42 on August 28, a decline of $0.0200 or 1.39%. In pre‑market trading, the stock was quoted at $1.4302, up $0.0102 or 0.72%. The announcement was published on August 31, 2026.
No further guidance on future shipments or additional contracts was provided, and the partnership underscores Polar Power's push to expand its DC power solutions into defense applications.
