Ukrainian defense-tech company General Chereshnya has signed a memorandum with French defense startup Alta Ares. As part of the cooperation, Alta Ares' artificial intelligence and autonomous guidance systems will be integrated into the Bullet interceptor drone.
Ukrainian defense-tech company General Chereshnya has signed a memorandum with French defense startup Alta Ares. As part of the cooperation, Alta Ares' artificial intelligence and autonomous guidance systems will be integrated into the Bullet interceptor drone.
This was reported by the company "General Chereshnya" on LinkedIn.
The Bullet interceptor of the Ukrainian defense-tech company will receive two Alta Ares developments - the Pixel Lock system (for capturing and targeting on the final trajectory) and the Cyclop C2 (for flight correction at medium distances).
Thanks to computer vision and the combination of data from various sensors, both systems are able to hold the target even in conditions of complete blockage or lack of GPS signal.
Recall that Alta Ares recently closed a Series A investment round worth €50 million. In addition, the company will invest €10 million in business development in Ukraine and will triple the local team in 2026.
The startup specializes in air defense and edge artificial intelligence. It has offices in Paris, New York, Athens, and Kyiv.
"This partnership is another step in joint work to build a global security architecture based on Ukraine's combat experience," the General Chereshnya company noted.
