Monopulse raises over €2M to advance electronic warfare-resistant drones

Danish-Lithuanian unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturer, Monopulse, has successfully raised over €2 million from investors in Lithuania and beyond. The investment, led by Coinvest Capital, Plug and Play, and NGL Ventures, brings the company's funding to a significant milestone. Monopulse, founded in 2021, specializes in developing advanced reconnaissance drones for NATO militaries.

Their technology focuses on enhancing drones' resilience in electronic warfare environments, where signals can be disrupted or jammed. Monopulse combines aerospace engineering, electronics, sensor fusion, computer vision, and AI to create drones that can maintain communications or operate autonomously when signals are lost. Their product lineup includes the Falcon MK3S drone platform, with variants for various applications, and the Hydrohex system.

With 14 team members, including engineers, researchers, and former military personnel, Monopulse develops its core capabilities in-house. The company's technology is already in use by the Lithuanian and Danish armed forces, with plans for expansion into other NATO markets. Justas Poderys, PhD, founder and CEO of Monopulse, highlights the investment's potential to scale production capacity, bolster research and development, and accelerate entry into Scandinavian and other international markets.