Lithuanian Firm UDS Secures Funding to Enhance AI-Powered Swarm Drone Technologies
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Unmanned Defense Systems (UDS), a Lithuanian company at the forefront of advanced swarm detection technology, has secured €3.2 million in funding to expand its operations and enhance its AI-driven drone systems. Announced on May 24, 2024, this investment will be allocated to expanding the company’s range of UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) and integrating these systems with modern battlefield management systems. UDS has developed an array of UAVs including Partisan reconnaissance drones, loitering munitions, and FPV drones, all tested under actual combat conditions.Follow Army Recognition on Google News at this link
Various models of UAV and ammunition loitering are offered by Unmanned Defense Systems (Picture source: Unmanned Defense Systems)
Vytenis Buzas, now the Executive Chairman at UDS, has reiterated the company’s commitment to showcasing Lithuania’s prowess in developing high-tech military UAVs. He highlighted the importance of these technologies in supporting Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict. UDS’s collaboration with Ukrainian forces has enabled swift technological advances thanks to real-time feedback and operational testing in war zones. The additional funding will further UDS’s development of proprietary swarm technologies and enhance the autonomy and coordination among drones, aiming to bolster NATO’s military capabilities and ensure they meet the demands of modern warfare. According to Laurynas Kasčiūnas, Lithuania’s Minister of Defense, the rapid advancement in technology necessitates continual updates and integration into national defense strategies.
Giedrimas Jeglinskas, former NATO Assistant General Secretary and former Vice-minister of Defense of the Republic of Lithuania, also an investor, emphasized that UDS’s drone solutions reflect the evolving dynamics of warfare and that establishing a common drone doctrine at NATO could significantly benefit technology developers like UDS.
Lithuania has cultivated its own capabilities in drones and loitering munitions. Lithuanian companies have invested heavily in research and development in this sector, producing advanced drones capable of sophisticated reconnaissance, surveillance, and attack operations. These developments underscore Lithuania’s commitment to remaining at the cutting edge of military technology, thereby strengthening its own defense capabilities while contributing to the global defense market.
Lithuania has also played a significant role in supporting Ukraine, particularly with drones and loitering munitions, thus enhancing Ukraine’s surveillance and strike capabilities. From the onset of the conflict with Russia, Lithuania has supplied various types of drones, from reconnaissance UAVs to those equipped with offensive capabilities. These systems are crucial for reconnaissance, surveillance, and precision strike missions. Lithuania’s contribution also includes training Ukrainian forces in the effective use of these advanced technologies, facilitating rapid and efficient integration into their military operations.
In addition to reconnaissance drones, Lithuania has provided loitering munitions, autonomous weapon systems capable of loitering and striking predetermined targets. These systems play a crucial role in modern combat strategies, giving Ukraine the ability to carry out precise strikes on strategic targets without direct human risk. Lithuania’s technological support to Ukraine not only demonstrates solidarity but also a commitment to defending sovereignty and regional security.
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Unmanned Defense Systems (UDS), a Lithuanian company at the forefront of advanced swarm detection technology, has secured €3.2 million in funding to expand its operations and enhance its AI-driven drone systems. Announced on May 24, 2024, this investment will be allocated to expanding the company’s range of UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) and integrating these systems with modern battlefield management systems. UDS has developed an array of UAVs including Partisan reconnaissance drones, loitering munitions, and FPV drones, all tested under actual combat conditions.
Follow Army Recognition on Google News at this link
Various models of UAV and ammunition loitering are offered by Unmanned Defense Systems (Picture source: Unmanned Defense Systems)
Vytenis Buzas, now the Executive Chairman at UDS, has reiterated the company’s commitment to showcasing Lithuania’s prowess in developing high-tech military UAVs. He highlighted the importance of these technologies in supporting Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict. UDS’s collaboration with Ukrainian forces has enabled swift technological advances thanks to real-time feedback and operational testing in war zones. The additional funding will further UDS’s development of proprietary swarm technologies and enhance the autonomy and coordination among drones, aiming to bolster NATO’s military capabilities and ensure they meet the demands of modern warfare. According to Laurynas Kasčiūnas, Lithuania’s Minister of Defense, the rapid advancement in technology necessitates continual updates and integration into national defense strategies.
Giedrimas Jeglinskas, former NATO Assistant General Secretary and former Vice-minister of Defense of the Republic of Lithuania, also an investor, emphasized that UDS’s drone solutions reflect the evolving dynamics of warfare and that establishing a common drone doctrine at NATO could significantly benefit technology developers like UDS.
Lithuania has cultivated its own capabilities in drones and loitering munitions. Lithuanian companies have invested heavily in research and development in this sector, producing advanced drones capable of sophisticated reconnaissance, surveillance, and attack operations. These developments underscore Lithuania’s commitment to remaining at the cutting edge of military technology, thereby strengthening its own defense capabilities while contributing to the global defense market.
Lithuania has also played a significant role in supporting Ukraine, particularly with drones and loitering munitions, thus enhancing Ukraine’s surveillance and strike capabilities. From the onset of the conflict with Russia, Lithuania has supplied various types of drones, from reconnaissance UAVs to those equipped with offensive capabilities. These systems are crucial for reconnaissance, surveillance, and precision strike missions. Lithuania’s contribution also includes training Ukrainian forces in the effective use of these advanced technologies, facilitating rapid and efficient integration into their military operations.
In addition to reconnaissance drones, Lithuania has provided loitering munitions, autonomous weapon systems capable of loitering and striking predetermined targets. These systems play a crucial role in modern combat strategies, giving Ukraine the ability to carry out precise strikes on strategic targets without direct human risk. Lithuania’s technological support to Ukraine not only demonstrates solidarity but also a commitment to defending sovereignty and regional security.
