Eva Live’s Defense Subsidiary Advances Autonomous Drone And Secure Communications Programs Through U.S. Army And Industry Meetings At AUSA 2026

Eva Live (NASDAQ:GOAI) defense subsidiary meets with Army, government and industry stakeholders as it moves its low-noise autonomous drone and resilient communications UAS programs forward

WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Eva Defense Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ:GOAI), today announced that its defense leadership team is attending the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) 2026 Annual Meeting & Exposition, held October 12–14 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.

Over the three-day event, the Eva Defense team is holding scheduled exploratory meetings with U.S. Army stakeholders, defense prime contractors, government program offices and technology partners to hone the specifications that will guide its next phase of software and hardware development. The discussions cover what matters most to units in the field, from endurance, acoustic signature, payload and portability to autonomy, secure communications and seamless integration with existing Army systems. That input will help Eva Defense build around validated requirements rather than assumptions, and turn early conversations into field testing, teaming and pilot opportunities.

AUSA is the largest land-power exposition in North America, drawing Army leadership, industry and allied delegations to Washington each October. For Eva Defense, it is the first major public showing since the company stood up its defense platform earlier this year.

"To build the most effective software and hardware, it is critical that we know exactly what is needed in the field," said David Boulette, CEO of Eva Live Inc. "AUSA puts us face to face with the soldiers, program leaders and partners who define those requirements. The drone is only the beginning. We're building an autonomous defense network where AI coordinates aircraft, sensors and communications together, and what we learn this week goes directly into how we design, test and deliver it."