Estonian-Ukrainian defence technology company DoD Solution and Estonia’s Defsecintel have announced a strategic partnership to develop drone detection and counter-drone systems for defence, border security and critical infrastructure protection, according to DoD Solution.
The companies signed the agreement during the MSPO 2026 international defence industry exhibition in Poland.
Under the partnership, Defsecintel will integrate its Eirshield counter-UAS (C-UAS) platform, providing multi-layered detection and AI-powered command and control capabilities.
DoD Solution, in turn, will provide its AURA SBC onboard computer and AURA AI autonomy platform, enabling visual navigation, target guidance and autonomous mission execution.
“Combining Defsecintel’s detection and command capabilities with our onboard autonomy technologies will enable the development of more effective systems for detecting and intercepting drones, while applying this expertise to address the security challenges facing Europe,” said Roman Hapachylo, CEO of DoD Solution.
The companies also plan to explore applications of their technologies for critical infrastructure protection, public safety, border security and incident response, where controlled interception and minimising collateral effects are particularly important.
The partnership also includes plans for joint testing and demonstrations in Estonia, Ukraine and other European countries, as well as the potential deployment of the systems and joint participation in relevant tenders and programmes.
Estonian-Ukrainian company DoD Solution specialises in developing onboard computers and autonomy systems for unmanned platforms. It works with unmanned systems manufacturers, providing AI-based autonomy technologies for a wide range of defence applications. Its products include the AURA AI platform and AURA SBC onboard computer.
Estonian company Defsecintel provides integrated counter-UAS solutions.
