Ukraine
F-Drones puts guidance on board as LITAVR+ passes 400 km/h
GPS-free navigation and autonomous terminal guidance move the intercept onto the aircraft as Russian jamming degrades external links.
Alta Ares says it won six of 16 lots in NATO's counter-drone marketplace, launched Nov. 5. Allies can buy or lease from the catalogue without a new tender. No Ally has ordered yet, and NATO has not published lots by company or a contract value.
GPS-free navigation and autonomous terminal guidance move the intercept onto the aircraft as Russian jamming degrades external links.
Alta Ares, a Franco-Ukrainian maker of AI drone interceptors used in Ukraine, raised €50 million to scale production as demand for cheap air defense climbs.