Field notes, doctrine and technical writing from the people building autonomous defense systems.
In April 2022, Robert Brovdi was defending the Kherson sector with 27 men, pinned down by Russian artillery and unable to see enemy positions. An […]
Thesis: The market still prices defense like hardware. It’s wrong. The real value is shifting to software-defined, mass-producible systems—and the window to back this shift […]
MSPO 2026 in Kielce wrapped up on 11 September, and the direction of travel was clear: attention keeps shifting toward coordinated, software-defined systems rather than […]
This year, DK NEJET is exhibiting at the FSi Exhibition, Norway’s annual defence and security industry gathering, taking place 25-26 August at NOVA Spektrum in […]
Visit reinforced the group’s commitment to building the future of European defence together, strengthening cooperation across Ukraine, Latvia, Norway and the wider European defence industrial […]
The European defense market is pouring money into autonomous systems, which is good. However, the danger lies in a seductive myth that all it takes […]
For Ukraine’s defense‑tech sector, the main bottleneck today is not engineering talent or demand from partners; it is the export system itself. Our CEO explains […]
I was talking to a drone operator recently, a woman who has spent more hours than she can count guiding FPVs toward their targets, and […]
What three recent European drone deals reveal about the real bottleneck Three announcements landed within ten days of each other this month. None of them […]
The asymmetry everyone talks about is told from the attacker’s side of the ledger. The more urgent problem is the defender’s. You can intercept every […]
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