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A few years ago, Maksym Todorov was developing a small IT company in Odessa and working on his first international projects. Today, he lives in California, works with the American market, participates in GovTech projects, and develops a service IT company, most of whose team still remains in Ukraine.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted Resolution No. 692 of May 30, 2026 , which amended Resolution No. 76 regarding the reservation of military personnel and the designation of enterprises as critical. For businesses, this means that the status of a critical enterprise should no longer be perceived as “received and forgotten for a year.” They actually want to restart the system: criticality criteria will be revised, current decisions will be checked, and salary and personnel indicators will become even more sensitive.

The main fear of production is “we’ll install a robot, something will go wrong, and the whole line will stop.” And this fear is justified. Because stopping the line means hundreds of thousands of hryvnias in losses per shift, missed deadlines, and enormous stress. But most of these risks arise when integration is done impulsively: I saw a robot and bought it. Proper robotization is predictable and safe for current operational processes. That's what this guide is about.

Ukrainian developers have made a technological breakthrough in the field of drones: a conventional FPV quadcopter was able to hit a target 102 kilometers away deep behind Russian troops. This was recently reported by Serhiy Sternenko, a volunteer and advisor to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense on drone issues.