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1,239 organizations on Autonomy Runway: 729 drone and robotics companies, 99 manufacturers, 49 resellers, 92 service partners, 102 financing organizations, 168 government and support organizations.
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I-SEE
AI software that turns ordinary cameras into drone detectors for front-line positions and critical sites.
Indra
Spanish defence and technology group with counter-drone systems, interceptor drones and the TARSIS drones.
Infozahyst
Radio monitoring, direction finding, drone detection and electronic warfare systems from a Ukrainian maker.
ING Robotic
Ottawa maker of the OMEN long-range, high-speed VTOL uncrewed aircraft for Canadian and allied defence.
IronFlight UA
Ukrainian maker of the Vector-01 logistics multicopter, built to hold position without GPS.
ISR Ukraine
Ukrainian maker of MOTANKA, a fiber-optic FPV strike drone built to keep working under jamming.
Italdron
Italian-built multirotor drones for inspection, surveying, farming and security work, with pilot training.
JET
Ukrainian maker of FPV, fiber-optic, bomber, interceptor and fixed-wing drones, warheads and control stations.
Kara Dag Technologies
Ukrainian maker of Obriy portable drone detectors and detection modules for other makers.
Kongsberg
Norwegian technology group that builds HUGIN autonomous underwater vehicles and the NASAMS air defence system.
KrattWorks
Jamming-resistant reconnaissance quadcopters and aerial target drones for military training.
Krush Link
Ukrainian maker of drone video transmitters, receivers and digital links on less crowded frequency bands.
Kvertus
Ukrainian maker of electronic warfare and signals intelligence systems that detect and jam drones.
LANDROVAL
Stabilized day and thermal camera gimbals and a visual positioning module for military and security drones.
Lendurai
Visual navigation and guidance software that lets drones fly and track targets without GPS or a radio link.
Liberaware
Chiba maker of very small indoor drones, such as IBIS2, for inspecting narrow, dark and hazardous spaces.
LIG Defense & Aerospace
Korean defense company, formerly LIG Nex1, making guided weapons, reconnaissance and cargo drones and unmanned boats.
M-FLY
Stabilized camera gimbals and a laser guidance system for drones, tested in Ukraine.
MADDOS
Polish counter-drone systems with RF detection, radar, cameras and jammers, plus VTOL surveillance drones.
Mainblades
Automated drone inspections of aircraft for airlines and maintenance organizations.