New and recently funded Military Startups
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Country: USA | Funding: $21.4M
Integrate develops collaboration platform designed to allow private companies, the U.S. Department of Defense to work jointly on classified, multi-entity projects. It's designed to handle the coordination of mammoth, multi-year mega-projects, such as the F-35 Lightning II program, where thousands of partners must stay in sync What sets Integrate apart from its civilian-focused competitors is its ability to let different organizations simultaneously and securely collaborate on massive project schedules while keeping sensitive details hidden from other participants.
Integrate develops collaboration platform designed to allow private companies, the U.S. Department of Defense to work jointly on classified, multi-entity projects. It's designed to handle the coordination of mammoth, multi-year mega-projects, such as the F-35 Lightning II program, where thousands of partners must stay in sync What sets Integrate apart from its civilian-focused competitors is its ability to let different organizations simultaneously and securely collaborate on massive project schedules while keeping sensitive details hidden from other participants.
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Country: Ukraine | Funding: $698.7K
Frontline produces drone-bomber Linza that is capable of carrying up to 4 kg of payload with a maximum tactical radius of 15 km and staying in the air for up to 60 minutes. The drone is equipped with a visual-inertial navigation module with elements of artificial intelligence of its own design. The system allows to maintain a position over the target at an altitude of up to 200m, stabilize during landing, display the route in Loiter mode. It also enables stable communication and video transmission via dual-band encrypted control system with frequency-shift keying (FFS) resistant to electronic warfare. Thanks to integrated navigation, the platform is easier to control than commercial copters and operates stably in urban areas and difficult terrain.
Frontline produces drone-bomber Linza that is capable of carrying up to 4 kg of payload with a maximum tactical radius of 15 km and staying in the air for up to 60 minutes. The drone is equipped with a visual-inertial navigation module with elements of artificial intelligence of its own design. The system allows to maintain a position over the target at an altitude of up to 200m, stabilize during landing, display the route in Loiter mode. It also enables stable communication and video transmission via dual-band encrypted control system with frequency-shift keying (FFS) resistant to electronic warfare. Thanks to integrated navigation, the platform is easier to control than commercial copters and operates stably in urban areas and difficult terrain.
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Country: Ukraine
CONTRA-DRONE manufacturers innovative protection systems against unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as advanced solutions in the field of electronic warfare (EW).
CONTRA-DRONE manufacturers innovative protection systems against unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as advanced solutions in the field of electronic warfare (EW).
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Country: USA | Funding: $13.5M
Tenna is redefining electromagnetic spectrum management with cutting-edge RF Spectrum Intelligence solutions for defense and critical mobility sectors. Its software platform enables real-time monitoring, classification and geolocation of radio-frequency interferences, enabling operations to proactively mitigate interference risks and ensure seamless wireless connectivity.
Tenna is redefining electromagnetic spectrum management with cutting-edge RF Spectrum Intelligence solutions for defense and critical mobility sectors. Its software platform enables real-time monitoring, classification and geolocation of radio-frequency interferences, enabling operations to proactively mitigate interference risks and ensure seamless wireless connectivity.
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Country: USA | Funding: $500K
Wardstone is a space defense-tech company developing next-generation capabilities to protect from missiles and other space-based threats.
Wardstone is a space defense-tech company developing next-generation capabilities to protect from missiles and other space-based threats.
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Country: UK
Rotron Aerospace specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of long-range, loitering VTOL UAS systems. Acquired by Ondas
Rotron Aerospace specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of long-range, loitering VTOL UAS systems. Acquired by Ondas
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Country: Germany | Funding: €23.3M
Hypersonica aims to develop Europe's first sovereign hypersonic strike system by 2029. The company uses a modular design for rapid upgrades and shortens development cycles from years to months, reducing costs by more than 80% compared to traditional approaches. The startup has already conducted the first tests of its hypersonic missile, which reached speeds in excess of Mach 6 and a range of over 300 kilometers.
Hypersonica aims to develop Europe's first sovereign hypersonic strike system by 2029. The company uses a modular design for rapid upgrades and shortens development cycles from years to months, reducing costs by more than 80% compared to traditional approaches. The startup has already conducted the first tests of its hypersonic missile, which reached speeds in excess of Mach 6 and a range of over 300 kilometers.
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Country: UK | Funding: £2.7M
Occam Industries is developing software that enbales drone autonomy without changing the design of the device. The software allows drones to perform tasks without constant manual control, GPS or external communication. This should reduce dependence on operators and make the systems less vulnerable to signal jamming. According to the company, its solutions have already undergone field testing in Ukraine through the Brave1 platform. The next stage is Proof of Concept based on the Ukrainian unmanned platform with adaptation to real combat conditions.
Occam Industries is developing software that enbales drone autonomy without changing the design of the device. The software allows drones to perform tasks without constant manual control, GPS or external communication. This should reduce dependence on operators and make the systems less vulnerable to signal jamming. According to the company, its solutions have already undergone field testing in Ukraine through the Brave1 platform. The next stage is Proof of Concept based on the Ukrainian unmanned platform with adaptation to real combat conditions.
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Country: USA | Funding: $533.5M
Skyryse is developing SkyOS - AI-based operating system for military helicopters Black Hawk. It allows to eliminate dozens of mechanical flight controls, such as instruments and switches and replace them with a system containing multiple onboard computers that automate the more complex and dangerous aspects of aircraft control. This is not a fully autonomous system; the pilot still must operate it. However, it is designed to automate the most complex aspects of flight control, enhancing pilot training and improving safety. The system automates takeoffs and landings, as well as fully automates hovering and emergency landings in the event of engine failure.
Skyryse is developing SkyOS - AI-based operating system for military helicopters Black Hawk. It allows to eliminate dozens of mechanical flight controls, such as instruments and switches and replace them with a system containing multiple onboard computers that automate the more complex and dangerous aspects of aircraft control. This is not a fully autonomous system; the pilot still must operate it. However, it is designed to automate the most complex aspects of flight control, enhancing pilot training and improving safety. The system automates takeoffs and landings, as well as fully automates hovering and emergency landings in the event of engine failure.
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Country: Nigeria | Funding: $33.8M
Terra Industries aims to create a sovereign African defense system to protect critical infrastructure from armed attacks from land, sea and air. For aerial defence the company produces long- and short-range unmanned aerial vehicles. On the ground, it uses observation towers and small ground drones. The company continues to develop maritime technologies to protect infrastructure such as offshore drilling platforms and subsea pipelines. Terra uses its proprietary ArtemisOS software, which collects, analyzes and synthesizes data in real time. Upon detection of threats, the system alerts response forces so they can intercept them. The company holds government and commercial contracts and protects hydroelectric plants and mines.
Terra Industries aims to create a sovereign African defense system to protect critical infrastructure from armed attacks from land, sea and air. For aerial defence the company produces long- and short-range unmanned aerial vehicles. On the ground, it uses observation towers and small ground drones. The company continues to develop maritime technologies to protect infrastructure such as offshore drilling platforms and subsea pipelines. Terra uses its proprietary ArtemisOS software, which collects, analyzes and synthesizes data in real time. Upon detection of threats, the system alerts response forces so they can intercept them. The company holds government and commercial contracts and protects hydroelectric plants and mines.
