Occam's software keeps mass-produced FPVs tracking a target after jamming cuts the operator link, and the new money is meant to carry it from 12 Ukrainian units into European and NATO markets.
The jam-proof attack drone reshaping the front: a standard FPV flown down a hair-thin glass fiber instead of a radio link — immune to every electronic-warfare countermeasure, and the weapon that pushed the "kill zone" from 10–20 km out to 50.
Ukraine says it has strung 822 km of anti-drone netting over frontline roads this year, doubling its pace to keep supply and evacuation traffic alive under the FPV threat.