Overwatch and Milrem Robotics announce collaboration on unmanned defence technologies

By Defence Industry Europe

Overwatch, a British aerospace and defence company specialising in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Milrem Robotics, a leading developer of robotics and autonomous systems. The partnership aims to advance the development, production, and global sales of cutting-edge unmanned defence solutions.

 

The collaboration will focus on integrating Overwatch’s UAV technology with Milrem Robotics’ unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). By combining their expertise, the two companies seek to create highly interoperable systems that enhance operational effectiveness and mission success.

As part of the agreement, Overwatch and Milrem Robotics will conduct joint research and development initiatives. These efforts will include rigorous testing and evaluation in realistic mission conditions to improve performance and adaptability.

 

 

Drew Michael, CEO of Overwatch, highlighted the significance of the partnership, stating that the company is excited to leverage its UAV expertise alongside Milrem Robotics’ ground systems. He emphasised that the joint venture will provide advanced defence solutions to meet evolving global security needs.

Kuldar Väärsi, CEO of Milrem Robotics, echoed this sentiment, noting that the collaboration will expand both companies’ product offerings and address emerging market demands. He underlined that the integrated systems will play a crucial role in enhancing military operations.

 

 

Beyond technological development, the companies will also coordinate marketing efforts to promote their products internationally. This move is expected to open new business opportunities across the global defence sector.

Overwatch is known for its innovative UAV designs, including the APEX coaxial UAV, which supports military and security operations worldwide. Meanwhile, Milrem Robotics has established itself as a leader in autonomous ground systems, with its THeMIS UGV already in service in 19 countries.

 

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