Drones are making armored vehicles key to maneuvers near the frontlines. Can domestically-made Ukrainian armored vehicles use battlefield innovation to become competitive with Western models?
Ukraine is shoring up its legal hold over miltech inventions with a new office to protect IP. We walk you through the new draft law they’re proposing, and the regulatory environment that’s evolving in Kyiv.
DJI Mavics have been indispensable in Ukraine. But they are quickly becoming obsolete due to battlefield innovation and the dangers of relying on a Chinese supply chain.
The humble, two-hundred-year-old invention threatens modern EW methods on the battlefield. Are new twists on this old tech going to make electronic warfare anti-drone concepts obsolete?
Swarms of AI-powered drones will be on the battlefield in months. How do they work, and how do they counter constant EW?
Lax IP laws keep Ukrainians setting up corporations outside of Ukraine. The administration has dreams of protecting their inventions and bringing them home — along with a cut of their profits. The latest on IP during a period of martial law:
A deep dive into Ukrainian export control processes. Pavlichenko says there is no ban on defense exports; lays out how defense tech exports should work; and his wish for friendlier relations with the industry.
Ukrainian engineers are setting a new trend in air defense by creating specialized hunter FPV-drones to take out Russian threats. Here’s where we predict the technology will develop.
Zelenskyy’s office is directly involved in considering reform, and a new parliamentary working group has been created amid pressure from industry and foreign partners. Our first weekend deep dive.
