One Stop Systems (OSS) has received a pre-production contract worth approximately $1.2 million from a leading U.S. defense prime contractor to develop ruggedized, GPU-accelerated integrated compute and visualization systems for Army combat vehicles. Under this award, OSS will design and deliver video/sensor concentrators, intelligent PCIe switches and crew computers in a fully rugged, passively cooled chassis engineered to withstand ground combat environments. These units will provide 360-degree situational awareness on platforms such as the Stryker, Bradley and Abrams, enabling object recognition, target identification and reliable operation in degraded visibility conditions.

OSS plans to deliver prototype hardware for field testing following an estimated three to six months of integration with the prime contractor’s systems. The testing will take place at the U.S. Army Ground Vehicle Systems Center in Warren, Michigan, where OSS’s rugged Time Sensitive Networking and PCIe-enabled architectures are already undergoing evaluation. Successful validation at GVSC would position OSS to compete for larger production contracts across manned and optionally manned Army platforms, further expanding its footprint in next-generation vision and sensor fusion programs.

In late December 2025, OSS completed the sale of its Bressner Technology GmbH subsidiary for $22.4 million, unlocking capital to reinvest in its core AI, machine learning and rugged edge computing markets. This divestiture follows OSS’s 2018 acquisition of Bressner for $5.6 million and represents a four-fold return on investment. Industrial Alliance Securities has since issued a target valuation implying significant upside potential for OSS’s remaining businesses, reflecting confidence in the company’s sharpened focus and its growing role in defense and industrial AI applications.