Russia, Ukraine
Technological battle for drone supremacy in the Black Sea

The Tech Times
Quantum Systems, MTG Dolphin in Sofia, Patria's drones

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT, with a dose of cyber, every Thursday we report on events big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

KyivGerman Quantum Systems tests AI-powered acoustic drone sensors

VarnaBulgarian navy trials first drone boats in Black Sea

HelsinkiFinnish special forces try out Patria's FPV drones

Ukraine
Electronic warfare: Infozahyst helping Ukrainian intelligence intensify Black Sea strikes

Electronic warfare specialist Infozahyst is quietly deploying its latest interception technologies (SIGINT) on Ukrainian military intelligence naval drones. The aim is to assert supremacy in the Black Sea at a time when a break in the conflict looks set to be imminent.

Russia, Ukraine
Ukraine engineers use captured drone to steal Russian UAV maker Stratim Tech's secrets

Ukrainian military intelligence is analysing a Stratim Tech drone captured on the front line. The device is revealing information about Russian technological advances in artificial intelligence and sheds light on the activities of a Ukrainian defector.

Ukraine, United States
Thor Dynamics aims to revolutionise anti-drone warfare in Ukraine

Thor is testing its anti-drone equipment in Ukraine, combining artificial intelligence and next-generation laser technologies. The US firm aims to bring about a paradigm shift in this sector on the Ukrainian battlefield.

Baltic States, Estonia, Lithuania, Ukraine
Baltic drone manufacturers compete to test their products in Ukraine

Baltic state start-ups are vying with each other to use the fighting in Ukraine to test and improve their new intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance drones, designed for use in a high intensity, high-tech war which is overhelming the defence sector's usual, slow innovation procedures.

Ukraine
Ukrainian electronic warfare specialist Griselda prepares for arrival of F-16s

The data fusion firm is developing new software for the location of Russia's anti-aircraft defences in real time. The imminent arrival of the first F-16s and the need to ensure they can operate in Ukrainian airspace is stimulating innovation in the field of electronic warfare.