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New and recently funded Military Startups

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Country: Canada | Funding: $20M
Mission Ready Solutions manufactures tech-centric military personnel protective equipment - tactical nylon gear and soft armor ballistics to prevent injuries. It serves customers in Canada and the United States.
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Country: USA | Funding: $182.5M
Nominal develops software that helps manufacturing companies design, plan, execute and analyze military equipment tests on rigs, in chambers, in setups and in the field. Specifically, this platform is used as a flight simulator for military fighter jets. It supports standards such as MIL-STD-810 and DO-160, integrating with systems from Siemens, PTC, Jama, NI, and Keysight. The company serves four of the five largest defense contractors in the US, including Anduril.
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Country: USA | Funding: $845.5M
Saronic is building cutting-edge unmanned surface vehicles that enable maritime security and domain awareness by combining best-in-class hardware, software and artificial intelligence into one scalable, fully integrated platform.
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Country: Ukraine | Funding: $4M
Sky Hunter is an application for aiming interceptors at aerial targets, mainly Shahed-type strike drones and reconnaissance UAVs.
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Country: Canada | Funding: CA$26M
Dominion Dynamics builds platforms that integrate sensor data and autonomous assets for real-time command and control.
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Country: USA | Funding: $100M
Radia is building the world's largest military aircraft, the WindRunner, which has a volume 10 times bigger than in Boeing 777 and the ability to land on unpaved runways. It will be able to carry military radars, satellite systems and other mission-ready cargo. According to the company, the WindRunner will be able to take off and land on a 1,800-meter unpaved runway with its maximum payload. Unlike traditional military development programs (according to Radia's plan) WindRunner will make operational entry 10 years faster than next-generation defense concepts. Its first flight is scheduled for 2030.
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Country: Denmark | Funding: €700K
Shotling is a defence technology organisation specialising in kinetic short-range counter-UAS (C-UAS) systems for the military.
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Country: Ukraine
U-Force is developing and manufacturing combat training systems using M.I.L.E.S. technology - laser simulation of shooting and damage, which has been used in NATO armies since the 80s. This system allows to significantly improve shooting skills, tactical interaction and coordination of units, and most importantly, reduces the risk of injuries in real combat by 60–70%. The technology is suitable for cadets, instructors, commanders and all personnel, providing training that is as close as possible to real combat conditions.
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Country: Ukraine | Funding: $50M
UForce produces Magura unmanned boats, which have engaged more than a dozen warships and participated in hundreds of missions - from area denial to launching strike groups, underwater reconnaissance and supply. They boast high autonomy and are resistant to electronic warfare. The company also produces the Nemesis - reusable heavy UAV for bombing, reconnaissance, surveillance, communications relay and electronic warfare; LIUT - reconnaissance and combat unmanned ground vehicle capable of engaging ground and air targets at ranges of up to 2 km; integrated anti-UAV defense system capable of engaging targets; and C2 platform for command and control of combat operations.
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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.