The Defence Robotics UA Foundation has published an analytical report on lessons from robotic warfare in Ukraine and their implications for Europe’s security, with a focus on integrating these insights into policy, production, and defense ecosystems.
Friends, thank you all for supporting our first fundraiser. We’ve reached the halfway point and have already delivered 2 Mavic 3T drones to our Oleksandr.
Three years of full-scale war allow us to make an important conclusion: we, Ukrainians, are, in a sense, lucky. Lucky that russia did not launch a full-scale invasion 11 years ago or earlier. Back then, we wouldn’t have had a chance.
Last week, we completed our three-day visit to Brave1, and we want to share our impressions. The robotics industry in Ukraine is rapidly developing — more companies are emerging, and there are more high-quality ground robotic systems (GRS), with competition only driving their efficiency growth. These are undoubtedly great news.
Friends, in addition to searching for innovative robotic systems and promoting them in the Armed Forces, we also support the robotic systems company of the ‘Da Vinci Wolves’ battalion with various resources, including ‘eyes’ in the sky. These requests are absolutely essential and constant.
Hello! We are the charity fund ‘Defence Robotics UA,’ which has recently officially registered its activities. Our main mission is to support the robotic systems service of the ‘Da Vinci Wolves’ Battalion, as well as to implement projects that promote the development of robotics within the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Additionally, we focus on supporting Ukrainian manufacturers of robotic systems and promoting youth training in the field of robotics.
