Frankenburg Technologies Mark I C-UAV missiles for the Latvian Ministry of Defense

Innovation in Defense: Frankenburg Technologies will deliver Mark I C-UAV missiles for the Latvian MoD
Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Latvia | Aizsardzības ministrija (MoD) has signed a research and development (R&D) contract with Frankenburg Technologies to advance counter-unmanned aerial vehicle (C-UAV) solutions.

This contract is part of Latvia's national efforts to bolster defence capabilities and respond to growing security challenges. Frankenburg Technologies will develop and deliver guided missile systems to support Latvia’s endeavour in countering UAV threats. The rapid use and advancement of UAV technology on the battlefield highlight the need for fast, adaptable, and innovative defence solutions.

As part of the agreement Frankenburg Technologies will produce considerable amount of Mark I C-UAV missiles, which will be delivered to Nacionālie bruņotie spēki | Latvian National Armed Forces for testing. The 'Mark I' is a lightweight and cost-effective guided missile specifically designed to defend against low-cost UAV-s, the number of which has grown exponentially within the past two years. The mission of Frankenburg Technologies is to counter this proliferating threat with mass manufactured air defence missiles that cost less than the target. This collaboration also supports the Latvia-Ukraine Long-Term Support and Security Agreement, reinforcing efforts to provide advanced counter-UAV technology to Ukraine.

Frankenburg Technologies, founded in 2024, is a European defence technology company operating in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, the UK, and Ukraine. It is expanding at a growing pace, focusing on developing and producing affordable, mass-manufactured missiles.

In today's rapidly evolving security landscape, the threat of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is a growing concern. Frankenburg Technologies, an Estonian company dedicated to providing cutting-edge defense solutions.

Frankenburg Technologies is making waves with its development of advanced missile systems designed to counter UAV threats. Their approach is centered on:

  • Affordability: Creating missile systems that are more cost-effective.
  • Speed of production: increasing the rate of production of those missile systems.
  • AI-Powered Targeting: Utilizing artificial intelligence to enhance situational awareness and targeting accuracy.
At the helm of Frankenburg Technologies is Kusti Salm, a figure with deep experience in Estonian defense. His leadership, combined with a team of seasoned engineers and defense experts, positions the company as a key player in the development of next-generation C-UAV technology.

The company's commitment to innovation is clear, and their work has garnered attention from industry observers. As the demand for effective counter-UAV solutions continues to rise, Frankenburg Technologies is poised to make a significant impact.
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