The Ukrainian-German company Quantum Frontline Industries has sent the first batch of tactical drones «Linza 3.0» to the Ukrainian Defense Forces. These are Ukrainian-developed drones, which are currently being produced in Germany.
The Ukrainian-German company Quantum Frontline Industries has sent the first batch of tactical drones «Linza 3.0» to the Ukrainian Defense Forces. These are Ukrainian-developed drones, which are currently being produced in Germany.
As stated in the Quantum Frontline Industries press release, this is the first stage of delivery in 2026. After creating the joint venture, the Frontline Robotics and Quantum Systems teams trained personnel, built production processes, ensured the supply chain of components, and launched mass production of Ukrainian-developed drones abroad in a few months.
The first batch includes the Linza 3.0 copters, which have received an AI-based visual-inertial navigation module. This allows the drone to navigate even in difficult conditions, when the signal may be unstable. The drones are also equipped with a gyro-stabilized camera with day and night modes and digital and hybrid zoom.
The company is also focusing on its own communication channel. According to the developers, it should ensure stable operation even under the influence of electronic warfare, which is critical for the use of drones in combat conditions.
This delivery marks the transition from the preparatory stage to scaling up. QFI states its intention to increase production and ensure regular deliveries of tactical copters to Ukrainian units. In parallel, Frontline Robotics will continue operator training, service support in Ukraine, and adaptation of systems to the needs of the front.
The Quantum Frontline Industries joint venture was established in December 2025. Its key idea is to move some of the production of Ukrainian drones to Europe in order to scale up production and stabilize supplies. According to the company’s plan, in 2026 they should produce at least 10,000 drones for the Ukrainian military.
Previously, dev.ua wrote about how UAV manufacturer WIY Drones is integrating rocket boosters into its STRILA-2 interceptor drones. This was made possible thanks to investments from Quantum Systems.
