AI sees, diesel drives, armor protects—Ukraine’s 4-ton ground drone Bufalo is designed to endure war
Unlike earlier robotic systems, Bufalo is built to go the distance and stay useful even when hit.
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Ukraine’s new bullets are blasting drones at 50 meters — without new weapons
The Defense Ministry has approved the new 5.56 mm bullet for NATO rifles, and a government-linked group hints at upcoming mass production.
New chief of Ukraine’s drone corps sets 100-day plan to reshape the sky
Robert “Madiar” Brovdy, a battlefield-tested commander and former entrepreneur, has taken charge of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces.
Ukraine tests over 70 land drones
Ground robots from 50 manufacturers are being evaluated for range, payload capacity, and electronic warfare performance in ongoing trials.
Ukrainian ground drone rescues three wounded soldiers stranded for month
With all other evacuation options blocked by Russian proximity and constant attacks, a ground drone successfully moved the wounded over 17 km to safety.
Ukraine unveils new shields for US Bradleys to counter drone threats
A Ukrainian company has successfully tested new protective shields for US-donated Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, aiming to counter the growing threat of Russian drone strikes on the eastern front.
New Ukrainian drone to engage in tactical nighttime operations
The Shoolika mk6, Ukraine's latest strategic strike drone, promises to redefine night warfare with advanced vision systems and precision targeting.
Ukraine seeks to expand battlefield tech with AI integration
From intelligence processing to autonomous weapons, Ukraine is pushing the development of AI systems.
Ukraine rolls out first domestic demining machine
Kharkiv Oblast now has nine mine-clearing machines, but this is "the first of our Kharkiv production," Oblast Governor Oleh Syniehubov said.
Five Ukrainian war startups taking on Russia’s brute force
From AI spying systems to ground drones, Ukraine is revealing the power of grassroots innovation against Russia's top-down military behemoth, with agile defense tech startups tailored to the war's realities.
Ukrainian engineers created an invisibility cloak to protect troops from Russian thermal imaging
The lightweight cloak blocks body heat emission, rendering troops invisible to thermal imaging devices. The new cloaking technology was developed by Brave1, a Ukrainian startup connecting innovators to the country's defense needs.
Ukraine launches world’s first off-grid kitchen train (photos)
Food Train can operate autonomously for 5-7 days, and its equipment allows for the preparation of full meals.
Ukraine’s Defense Ministry approves innovative drone with AI elements for mass production
Ukraine’s Defense Ministry has approved a Saker Scout drone with artificial intelligence elements integrated into its system for…
Ukraine starts utilizing iron decoy equipment to deceive Russian strike drones
Ukraine’s Metinvest group has begun manufacturing iron decoy equipment identical by its appearance to radar stations and artillery.…
Ukrainian chefs proclaim Manifesto to promote Ukrainian cuisine, food tourism
On February 7, 2022, prominent Ukrainian chefs and government officials announced the Ukrainian Cuisine Manifesto, which aims at…
The biggest problem of Ukraine’s economy and six enthusiasts who solved it
What is wrong with the Ukrainian economy, even now that many of the most important reforms have been…
Ukraine startup RefaceAI targets global market with new deepfake technology
Face-swapping technology for images and videos is not new. Photos altered using the Adobe Photoshop application have been…
Edible packaging and paper from leaves: six green startups from Ukraine
FoodBIOPack Dmytro Bidiuk, a scientist from Sumy, created edible packages. They already decay in a month and taste…
Ukrainian company says it has developed world’s best supercapacitors
Electric energy is the only good which people have not yet learned to inexpensively store. A paradox has…
Ukrainian student wins Gold at Genius Olympiad in USA
This year, there were over 1,300 participants from different countries. Team Ukraine consisted of five students from the…