Ukrainian defense technology company DevDroid has signed a memorandum of understanding with Norwegian electronics manufacturer Inission Norge AS. The parties plan to jointly produce remote control systems for NRCs, which will be supplied to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and in the future, to the armies of Scandinavian countries.
Ukrainian defense technology company DevDroid has signed a memorandum of understanding with Norwegian electronics manufacturer Inission Norge AS. The parties plan to jointly produce remote control systems for NRCs, which will be supplied to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and in the future, to the armies of Scandinavian countries.
The cooperation is being developed within the framework of the Drone Deal initiative, a model of long-term partnership between Ukraine and other states , based on the exchange of technologies and real combat experience. The agreement provides for the deployment of a full cycle of production and assembly of electronics at Norwegian factories.
DevDroid CEO Yuriy Poritsky noted that the partnership will allow combining Ukrainian expertise with Norwegian industrial capabilities.
"Our joint work will help not only provide the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the necessary solutions for ground combat, but also together build the future of European robotic defense," he said.
For his part, Inission Norge AS CEO Erik Dragset added that the company is pleased to join the development of solutions based on the popular Ukrainian Droid Box control system.
"DevDroid brings combat experience, and Inission Norway AS brings expertise in electronics manufacturing and serial production. Together, we see opportunities to develop and manufacture solutions for both the Ukrainian and international markets," Dragset emphasized.
Together with the signing of the memorandum, the companies defined a roadmap for cooperation, paving the way for the joint development and production of remote control systems capable of meeting the challenges of modern warfare.
