Samso News: Adisyn Limited (ASX: AI1) – Demonstrates 20dB Radar Signature Reduction Using Graphene Composite - A Semiconductor Business.
- Noel Ong
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This summary reflects the factual disclosures made in the ASX release dated 26 February 2026 below:
Adisyn successfully tests additional use case for proprietary graphene
technology – 26 February 2026 ( view the announcement )
Samso has been following Adisyn Ltd due to its development of low-temperature Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) graphene technology targeting semiconductor interconnect applications. The Company’s core value proposition has been centred on addressing performance limits of copper interconnects in advanced semiconductor devices.
This latest ASX announcement introduces an additional proof-of-concept application of Adisyn’s graphene capability in radar signature reduction. While the semiconductor roadmap remains the primary focus, this release highlights a parallel technical validation program with potential defence and aerospace relevance.
Graphene Composite Achieves 20dB Radar Reflection Reduction in Laboratory Testing
On 26 February 2026, Adisyn Limited announced completion of an initial proof-of-concept (POC) program in collaboration with Ramot, the technology transfer company of Tel Aviv University, demonstrating radar reflection reduction using graphene-enhanced composite materials.
Who Is Ramot and What Do They Do
Ramot is the official technology transfer company of Tel Aviv University (TAU), based in Israel.
Ramot’s role is to:
Identify research discoveries made at Tel Aviv University
Protect intellectual property (IP), including patents
Commercialise technologies through licensing agreements or spin-out companies
Connect academic research with industry partners globally
Technology transfer companies like Ramot act as the bridge between university research and commercial markets.
Core Functions
Intellectual Property ProtectionRamot files and manages patents arising from TAU research.
Licensing AgreementsIt negotiates agreements with companies seeking to use TAU-developed technologies.
Startup FormationIt helps create and support spin-off companies based on university innovations.
Industry PartnershipsIt facilitates collaborations between TAU researchers and commercial partners.
Relevance in the Adisyn Context
In the recent ASX release, Adisyn’s proof-of-concept radar program was conducted in collaboration with Ramot, meaning:
The research originated from Tel Aviv University.
Ramot manages the commercial rights to that technology.
Adisyn holds a 12-month option to secure exclusive, perpetual rights under agreed terms.
Laboratory testing confirmed up to 20dB reduction in radar reflection coefficient relative to baseline materials under controlled conditions. Further optimisation is underway with a target of up to 30dB reduction, which would equate to a 1,000-fold reduction in effective radar cross-section.
Adisyn also confirmed that its low-temperature ALD graphene deposition program for semiconductor interconnects remains on track, with updates expected in coming weeks.
The Business of Adisyn Limited (ASX: AI1)
Adisyn Limited is an ASX-listed technology company focused on graphene-based solutions for the semiconductor industry. Its core technology is a patented low-temperature Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) process designed to enable direct graphene growth on semiconductor wafers.
The objective of this technology is to address performance constraints of copper interconnects and support faster, stronger and more energy-efficient computing systems.
In addition to graphene development, the Company operates Adisyn Services, providing managed IT solutions including cloud, cybersecurity and AI services to Australian SMEs.
Highlights – Proof-of-Concept Radar Signature Program
Initial proof-of-concept completed in collaboration with Tel Aviv University’s technology transfer arm.
Laboratory testing demonstrated up to 20dB radar reflection reduction using graphene-based composite material.
Further optimisation targeting up to 30dB reduction.
A 30dB reduction would reduce effective radar cross-section by a factor of 1,000.
Potential applications identified in UAV, defence, aerospace and advanced composite materials markets.
Program led by Professor Pavel Ginzburg, radar physicist at Tel Aviv University.
12-month option to secure exclusive, perpetual rights to the technology under agreed terms.
Strategic Radar Industry Relevance
The ASX release outlines potential advantages in UAV, aerospace and defence applications where radar signature management is critical.
The release explains that a 30dB reduction could shrink the radar detection profile of a drone from an object appearing as 1 square metre to approximately 10 square centimetres.
The Company notes that this program is at an early stage of technical validation and further laboratory optimisation and scalability validation would be required before commercial assessment.
Scientific Leadership
The radar research program is led by Professor Pavel Ginzburg, Full Professor of Electrical Engineering at Tel Aviv University.
Professor Ginzburg specialises in radar physics, electromagnetics and scattering control, providing academic oversight during the proof-of-concept phase.
Core Semiconductor Graphene Interconnect Program Remains Primary Focus
Adisyn Limited confirmed that the radar-related initiative does not alter its primary semiconductor roadmap.
The Company’s core focus remains development and commercialisation of its low-temperature ALD graphene deposition technology for semiconductor interconnect applications.
Management Commentary
Managing Director Arye Kohavi confirmed completion of the initial proof-of-concept and noted that further optimisation work is underway.
The Board considers that successful optimisation could position Adisyn within a specialised segment of the advanced 2D materials market focused on signature-aware composite systems.
Near-Term Milestones to Watch
Continued laboratory optimisation targeting up to 30dB radar reflection reduction
Further validation to assess scalability and performance consistency
Potential exercise of 12-month option for exclusive, perpetual technology rights
Separate update on semiconductor interconnect program milestones.
Previous Samso News Coverage – An Investor Lens
Samso has previously covered Adisyn’s corporate and technology developments, including:
These prior Samso News blogs outlined the Company’s semiconductor-first strategy and its focus on graphene-enabled interconnect technology.
Samso Concluding Comments
This ASX release confirms that Adisyn has completed a laboratory proof-of-concept demonstrating radar reflection reduction using graphene-enhanced composites. The reported 20dB reduction was achieved under controlled testing conditions. Further optimisation is underway targeting up to 30dB reduction.
The Company has stated that this initiative is secondary to its semiconductor interconnect program. Development of the low-temperature ALD graphene deposition process remains the primary focus of the business.
The radar application introduces a parallel validation stream that leverages existing graphene expertise. The technology remains at an early technical validation stage and requires further optimisation and scalability assessment.
Under the collaboration framework, Adisyn holds a 12-month option to secure exclusive rights to the radar-related technology. Further updates will be provided as material milestones are achieved.
Market Implication - The Investor Lens
Currently as of the 2nd march 2026, AI1 has a market capitalisation of AUD $42.5M which sits well for me, in terms of taking a punt from a retail investors lens of opportunity. The share price chart (Figure 1) does look reasonable as it starts to trend in a northerly direction. This is not saying that this is going to be its trend moving forward, but its a lot more easier to think positive with with this trend.
One could say that the market cap should be lower to take that investment risk but times like this, I think about how we react to brands. The fact that branding is all about quality and hence reassurance of quality, is a company with a market cap of AUD $10M a good "punt" or one that is AUD $42.5M ?
Figure 4: The share price chart for G11 Resources Limited as of the 2nd march 2026. (source: commsec).
I like the sector that the business is trying to pursue and I think this is definitely one that is future proof. The hard part to visualise is that it is an Australian venture and this sector is not one that we see Australian ventures star well. There is always a new way to see things and this is why I am keen to follow the progress.
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