Field notes, doctrine and technical writing from the people building autonomous defense systems.
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 […]
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 […]
Next week, part of the DK NEJET team will be at Paris-Nord Villepinte for Eurosatory 2026, the world’s largest land and air-land defence exhibition. The […]
NATO budgets are surging. Hardware contracts are being signed. But the real capability gap in European defense isn’t measured in platforms — it’s measured in […]
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