Vegvisir, an Estonian defense tech startup, secured venture funding from Iron Wolf Capital to advance its command-and-control software for multi-domain military operations. The platform aims to unify manned and unmanned systems across ground, air, maritime, and sub-sea domains, addressing interoperability challenges in modern warfare.
Swiss engineering startup Subatron has secured €162,000 from Venture Kick to develop a new underwater communication platform. The technology aims to improve real-time data transmission for underwater vehicles, divers, and monitoring systems by addressing limitations of conventional wireless systems. Funds will support market entry in Switzerland and Europe.
Archimede, a Sicilian deeptech startup, raised 1.5 million euros in a seed round led by Primo Capital. The company develops ArchMesh, a modular off-grid infrastructure management solution integrating predictive energy management, satellite connectivity, and low-code software. Funds will support scaling and international expansion.
Neuroelectrics, a neurotechnology company co-founded by Ana Maiques, was recognized for its work in brain research, neurological disease diagnosis, and non-pharmacological therapies through brain stimulation. The company aims to position Spanish neurotechnology among the world’s most advanced.
Polish defense company PGZ and Ukrainian firm TAF Industries signed an intent letter to collaborate on drone production.
Munich-based defense startup SE3 Labs raised €9.4 million in Series A funding led by Lakestar and Seedcamp to develop a voice-controlled spatial AI defense platform for autonomous systems.
ARX Industries, a joint venture between ARX Robotics (Germany) and Roboneers (Ukraine), aims to scale production of Rys Pro UGVs for the Ukrainian military. The partnership combines industrial capacity with frontline deployment expertise to meet Ukraine’s 2026 target of 50,000 UGVs.
Moralis, a blockchain company owned by EQT Ventures, has experienced declining revenue, significant losses, and a valuation crisis, prompting restructuring measures.
Scientists from Jagiellonian University developed a new method for producing nanographene on non-metallic materials
Tistel, a Swedish startup developing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has secured tens of millions of SEK in funding.