Monopulse raises €2M for drones that resist jamming
Monopulse, a Danish-Lithuanian drone maker, just picked up over €2 million from backers including Coinvest Capital, Plug and Play, and a 68-person angel syndicate. Their specialty: building reconnaissance drones for NATO forces that keep working even when GPS or radio are jammed. The company designs its hardware and software in-house, and its tech is already used by Lithuanian and Danish militaries. The new cash will help ramp up production and expand into international markets.
- Raised over €2M from Lithuanian and international investors
- 68-person angel syndicate was NGL Ventures' largest ever
- Drones operate reliably in areas with jammed signals
- Technology combines aerospace, sensors, AI, and computer vision
- Tech already used by Lithuanian and Danish forces
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