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AXON ENTERPRISE, INC.

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Overview

Axon Enterprise, Inc. is a public-safety technology company that develops an integrated ecosystem of connected hardware and software for public- and private-sector customers. Its offerings include TASER energy devices, cameras and sensors, drones and robotics, and cloud-based tools for digital evidence, records management, real-time operations, emergency response, training, and AI-enabled services. The company’s stated mission is “Protect Life.” [1][2]

Axon serves customers globally; its company-reported statistics indicate that its TASER products are used by more than 18,000 law-enforcement agencies in over 80 countries.[3] For the year ended December 31, 2025, Axon reported revenue of approximately $2.78 billion and more than 5,100 full-time employees.[4][5] [1]

Products & services

Axon’s Connected Devices products include TASER conducted-energy devices, Personal Sensors and Platform Solutions. The TASER 10 can fire up to 10 individually targeted probes without reloading, with a stated maximum range of 45 feet.[6] Personal Sensors include body-worn, fixed and in-car cameras; the Axon Body 4 has a 160-degree field of view, full-shift battery life, an optional POV camera module, and two-way communication and livestreaming with Axon Respond+.[7][8] Other offerings include Axon Fleet 3 in-car video with mobile ALPR, Axon Fusus for combining live video, alerts and field data, Axon Air drone-as-first-responder solutions, and Dedrone counter-drone detection, identification and tracking.[7]

Software and Services include cloud-hosted, AI-enabled software for capturing, storing, managing, sharing and analyzing video and digital evidence, as well as productivity and real-time operations tools. Named products include Axon Evidence, Draft One, Axon Records, Axon Standards, Axon Fusus and Axon Assistant.[13] Axon Evidence supports evidence management, search, review, redaction and sharing; Draft One uses body-camera audio to generate draft report narratives; and Axon Records is a cloud-native records management system.[14] The segment also includes recurring cloud software, related professional services and some on-premise software licenses.[13]

In FY2025, revenue was $2,779.5 million: Software and Services contributed $1,202.7 million (43.3%), TASER $913.9 million (32.9%), Personal Sensors $397.0 million (14.3%) and Platform Solutions $265.9 million (9.6%).[4] In the first half of 2026, revenue was $1,711.7 million, comprising Software and Services of $752.4 million (43.9%), TASER of $494.2 million (28.9%), Platform Solutions of $261.1 million (15.3%) and Personal Sensors of $204.1 million (11.9%).[17] Axon reports these offerings in Connected Devices and Software and Services segments; the figures above use its recast product categories.[18][19] [7]

Geographic presence

For FY2025, Axon Enterprise’s primary corporate headquarters comprised seven facilities totaling approximately 900,000 square feet in the Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan area. The company reported more than 30 leased locations across nine U.S. states and over 15 countries internationally. Its largest manufacturing and research spaces were in Arizona, while its largest sales and administrative offices were in Arizona, Washington, and Massachusetts.[20]

Axon reported that the majority of its revenue was generated in the United States. International sales are attributed to countries based on the distributor’s or customer’s shipping address, and no individual country outside the U.S. accounted for more than 10% of total net sales in FY2023–FY2025; the cited disclosures do not provide U.S. and international revenue percentages or country-level revenue amounts.[21][22] As of December 31, 2025, Axon had more than 5,100 full-time employees and more than 1,200 temporary employees, without a full geographic breakdown. A company statement separately reported 49 employees in Australia, 85 in Canada, and 176 in the U.K.[5][23] [20]

Business segments

Axon Enterprise reports two operating segments: **Connected Devices**, which develops and sells hardware such as TASER devices, body-worn and fixed cameras, in-car video systems, drones and counter-drone technology; and **Software and Services**, which provides cloud software and related services for capturing, storing, managing, sharing and analyzing digital evidence, along with productivity and real-time-operations software.[24][7]

For the six months ended June 30, 2026, Connected Devices generated approximately $959.4 million, or 56% of net sales, while Software and Services generated approximately $752.4 million, or 44%.[25] In fiscal 2025, the respective contributions were approximately $1.577 billion (57%) and $1.203 billion (43%).[26]

Axon also disaggregates revenue by product category; these categories are not additional reportable segments. Within Connected Devices, TASER includes conducted-energy devices and related products, Personal Sensors includes body-worn cameras and related products, and Platform Solutions includes in-car and fixed-camera systems, drones and counter-drone technology, among other offerings.[27] [24]

Company history

Founded in Arizona in 1993 by brothers Rick and Tom Smith, the company began as ICER Corporation and was renamed AIR TASER, Inc. that year, focusing on conducted-energy weapons. Its first TASER product was introduced in 1994.[30][31] In 2008, Axon expanded beyond weapons with its first body-worn camera and digital evidence software; in 2012 it introduced AXON Flex with cloud-based EVIDENCE.com.[32][33]

In 2017, TASER International changed its name to Axon Enterprise to reflect its broader work in cameras and digital evidence alongside conducted-energy weapons.[34] Axon launched TASER 7 and Axon Body 3 in 2018 and acquired body-camera provider VIEVU that year.[35][36] It introduced TASER 10 in 2023, then broadened into real-time operations and airspace security through its acquisitions of Fūsus and Dedrone in 2024.[37] In 2025, Axon announced acquisitions of Prepared and Carbyne, extending its public-safety communications and 911 technology portfolio.[40][41] [30]

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