Estonian-Ukrainian defence technology company DoD Solution and Estonian defence technology company Defsecintel are expanding their cooperation in technologies for detecting and countering drone threats. The companies’ press offices reported this.
The companies signed a memorandum of understanding during the international defence exhibition MSPO 2026 in Poland. The partnership will bring together the two companies’ complementary technologies. Defsecintel’s EIRSHIELD system provides multi-layered AI-based detection, command and control, as well as integration of system components. DoD Solution will provide the AURA SBC onboard computer and the AURA AI autonomy platform for unmanned systems, enabling visual navigation, terminal guidance and autonomous mission execution.
The companies also plan to develop the use of these technologies beyond traditional military scenarios — to protect critical infrastructure, public safety, border protection and emergency response, where controlled interception and minimising collateral risks are particularly important.
The organisations plan to conduct joint tests and demonstrations in Estonia, Ukraine and other European countries, and will also consider opportunities for practical deployment of the solutions and joint participation in relevant tenders and programmes.
DoD Solution is an Estonian-Ukrainian defence technology company that develops onboard computers and autonomy systems for unmanned platforms. The company works with unmanned platform manufacturers, integrating AI-based autonomy across a wide range of defence applications. Its flagship product, the AURA AI platform, combines proprietary software with the AURA SBC onboard computer to provide autonomous navigation, perception, target recognition and tracking, and terminal guidance in conditions of GPS denial, countermeasures and limited communications.
Defsecintel is an Estonian defence technology company that creates integrated solutions for countering drones, automated surveillance and unmanned systems for defence, border protection and critical infrastructure needs. Defsecintel’s solutions are designed for real operational conditions and combine sensors, a NATO-certified command and control (C2) system with AI support, as well as various countermeasure tools within an open architecture.
As a reminder, more than 100 Ukrainian companies have gained access to the Brave1 Dataroom and are already using the platform to train artificial intelligence models for military purposes. Brave1 Dataroom is a secure environment with structured sets of real-world data for validating, training and fine-tuning AI solutions. In particular, this includes visual and thermal datasets of aerial targets collected under real-world conditions.