Top 5 Military startups in Paris
Jun 25, 2026
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Funding: $49M
AI-native battlefield management and planning platform. The premise the company is built around is that most C2 and battlefield management tools are actually, like, pretty old, with new tech (like AI and data fusion) just tacked on top. Comand AI has built its stack as AI-native from the ground up. The company’s flagship tool Prevail takes the very annoying and arduous task of battlefield management and mission planning and uses AI to make it faster and (at least in theory) better. The tool analyzes terrain and mission data, synthesizes intelligence feeds, and suggests courses of action and operational plans for users. It can also do after-action reviews and pull out lessons learned.
AI-native battlefield management and planning platform. The premise the company is built around is that most C2 and battlefield management tools are actually, like, pretty old, with new tech (like AI and data fusion) just tacked on top. Comand AI has built its stack as AI-native from the ground up. The company’s flagship tool Prevail takes the very annoying and arduous task of battlefield management and mission planning and uses AI to make it faster and (at least in theory) better. The tool analyzes terrain and mission data, synthesizes intelligence feeds, and suggests courses of action and operational plans for users. It can also do after-action reviews and pull out lessons learned.
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Funding: $242M
Harmattan AI develops software for autonomous drone control and calls itself "the European equivalent of Anduril." It produces its own autonomous small aerial drones for operator training, battlefield reconnaissance and situational awareness (using synthetic aperture radar) and rapid interception of enemy 1-2 wing UAVs. The company has a contract with Dassault Aviation, the French manufacturer of the Rafale fighter jet, to develop an AI autopilot and a contract with NATO to supply small AI-enabled drones. It also collaborates with the Ukrainian drone manufacturer Skyeton to test the drones in combat conditions.
Harmattan AI develops software for autonomous drone control and calls itself "the European equivalent of Anduril." It produces its own autonomous small aerial drones for operator training, battlefield reconnaissance and situational awareness (using synthetic aperture radar) and rapid interception of enemy 1-2 wing UAVs. The company has a contract with Dassault Aviation, the French manufacturer of the Rafale fighter jet, to develop an AI autopilot and a contract with NATO to supply small AI-enabled drones. It also collaborates with the Ukrainian drone manufacturer Skyeton to test the drones in combat conditions.
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Naval Group is a defense contractor and industrial group that specialized in naval-based defense platform and the marine renewable energy.
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Thales develops C4ISR systems, which stands for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance
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Funding: €15M
We are aiming to change the world by helping every customer to always have a good wireless indoor connection
We are aiming to change the world by helping every customer to always have a good wireless indoor connection
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