Exhibitor at Bedex: FRONTLINE ROBOTICS
FRONTLINE ROBOTICS
Hall : 11
Stand : 547
Description
Frontline Robotics is a Ukrainian defence technology company building combat-proven robotic systems for modern warfare, designed to operate in contested environments and scale for mass production.
The product portfolio includes Linza, a mutli-use EW-resilient UAV for GNSS-denied operations; Zoom, a reconnaissance drone; and Buria, a robotic turret enabling protected, precision fire and seamless UGV integration
Frontline Robotics products are currently deployed by more than 60 frontline units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In 2025, the company launched the first Ukrainian-German joint venture for drone production in Germany, scaling battlefield-proven Ukrainian technology into the European defence industrial ecosystem.
Frontline Robotics’ mission
The company is developing a Robotic Defense Line — an integrated ecosystem that combines aerial drones, ground robotic platforms, and remote fire modules to deliver reconnaissance and precision engagement while reducing human exposure.
Building on this integrated approach, Frontline Robotics emphasizes battlefield-validated engineering, modular system architecture, and international collaboration to ensure these robotic capabilities are scalable, adaptable, and ready for deployment within modern defense forces.
Contact details
04107 Kyiv
Ukraine
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