BiomX renames subsidiary as Tessera to unveil no-code AI platform

NETANYA, Israel, Sept. 04, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- BiomX, renaming its subsidiary Zorronet as Tessera Defense and Homeland Security, has unveiled a no-code platform that empowers operators to customize AI-driven response workflows directly. This innovation, announced on September 11, 2026, marks a significant step in how critical infrastructure and security systems are managed.

Zorronet’s new visual builder enables users to connect various physical systems, such as cameras, sensors, drones, and gates, into autonomous workflows without the need for coding. Operators can select predefined capabilities, such as facial recognition or intrusion detection, and link them to create specific operational scenarios. These workflows can be modified in real-time, adapting to changing conditions or requirements.

The new system’s flexibility allows for the creation of multiple, parallel workflows tailored to specific areas or missions. For example, one workflow might focus on monitoring a northern fence at night, while another handles parking areas during working hours, and yet another manages delivery gates on weekends. Each workflow operates independently but shares a unified AI layer, which interprets field data and makes real-time decisions.

According to Idan Wasserman, CEO of Zorronet, the goal is to put operational control in the hands of on-site personnel. "Zorronet’s platform is designed to provide intelligence and command capabilities, but now operators can directly control how that intelligence is applied," Wasserman stated. "This capability allows for the definition, adaptation, and execution of multiple workflows as conditions and requirements change."

Michael Oster, CEO of BiomX, emphasized the strategic importance of the acquisition, noting, "The true value of Zorronet lies in its ability to bring together diverse systems and provide a comprehensive operational picture. This new capability gives customers direct control over how that intelligence is applied in the field."

Currently, Zorronet’s AI-powered command-and-control software is operational in various defense, homeland security, and critical infrastructure environments across Israel. The system can be deployed on-premises or through the cloud, depending on customer needs.

While the new platform offers significant advantages, BiomX warns that there are risks associated with its implementation. These include the potential for slower-than-expected customer adoption, competition from similar or superior technologies, and compliance challenges related to privacy and data protection.

BiomX’s transition from BiomX Inc. to Tessera Defense and Homeland Security Inc. is set to enhance its focus on critical infrastructure and defense technologies, aligning with the evolving demands of modern security environments. The company remains committed to addressing the complexities of operational intelligence and command-and-control across mission-critical environments.