M-Fly, a startup that produces a laser guidance system and gimbals for drones, has raised about $1.4 million in investment and is working on closing a new round.
M-Fly, a startup that produces a laser guidance system and gimbals for drones, has raised about $1.4 million in investment and is working on closing a new round.
This was announced by the Minister of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov.
M-Fly is a member of Brave1. According to Fedorov, these investments were attracted thanks to the defense-tech cluster.
The startup has created a high-quality camera stabilizer. The gimbal ensures a stable image of the drone's camera, even during high-speed maneuvers and bad weather.
This device is already integrated into Ukrainian reconnaissance drones. The high-quality data obtained through this technology is critically important for commanders, helping them plan operations, make decisions, and save lives.
In June, M-Fly presented a laser guidance system for drones, thanks to which the devices can accurately hit targets even in the zone of active electronic jamming.
