DroneShield Launches First European C-UAS Amid Rising Drone Demand
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- •DroneShield's first European C-UAS is now produced locally to support regional defense.
- •The European drone market is projected to grow significantly, reaching over €35 billion by 2033.
- •The EU's Readiness 2030 framework aims to enhance defense industrial capabilities across member states.
DroneShield has produced its first European counter-unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) through a contract manufacturing arrangement, enhancing local defense capabilities. The European supply chain supports the production of AI-powered detection systems for military and civilian sectors. This move aligns with the EU's Readiness 2030 framework, aimed at bolstering defense industrial capacity. The pilot batch delivery comes as Europe invests heavily in its drone sector, which is projected to exceed €35 billion by 2033. Companies at the ILA Berlin Air Show are showcasing advanced drone technologies, indicating a competitive push against US dominance in the market. The expansion of DroneShield's operations in Europe is expected to meet the growing demand for unmanned aerial systems.
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