Defence

This company manufactures scalable robotic systems for mass deployment in defence, commercial and humanitarian applications to future-proof armed forces, and increase the safety and efficiency of workforces.

Propulsion and aerospace technology company Greenjets shapes the future of automation, and intelligence, surveillance and recognition systems with its integrated portfolio of propulsion systems, aircraft platforms and launch technologies.

Kelluu is building NATO’s persistent aerial intelligence layer to strengthen the surveillance capabilities of Allied nations.

Kongsberg Ferrotech is a pioneer in robotic solutions for the inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR) of critical offshore infrastructure – from oil and gas pipelines, to power and fibreoptic cables. With growing threats to subsea cables, energy pipelines, and maritime hubs, Kongsberg Ferrotech’s first-of-a-kind technology enables in-situ repair of submerged assets.

Kraken Technology Group is a UK-based autonomous maritime company, which pioneers cost-effective, open-architecture USVs at sea or surveillance, force protection, and multi-domain operations. Kraken’s modular, scalable, production-ready platforms enhance naval capabilities at lower cost with reduced risk to personnel.

STARK’s unmanned systems are designed to meet the realities of modern conflict: AI-enabled, software-defined, and ready for affordable production at scale.

An AI-enabled Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) company that surveys ultra-wide areas and shares real-time data, which allows customers to act in a timely and efficient manner to avoid threats to human life, the environment and economy. This technology can help detect environmental threats such as oil spills, wildfires or flash flooding to gathering intelligence, and conduct search and rescue missions for defence and security purposes.

Tytan is building the Alliance’s next generation air defence by building AI-guided, low-cost interceptor drones, paired with a software-defined integration layer that connects directly into existing radar and command-and-control systems.