Exhibitor at Bedex: SOL.ONE

Europe's security depends on its ability to produce and deploy autonomous air systems at scale — not in years, but now. As drone warfare reshapes the battlefield and nightly aerial threats test the limits of air defence, the need for a European industrial answer has never been more urgent.

Sol.One designs and manufactures autonomous drone platforms entirely within Europe. No non-European export restrictions apply — meaning no third-country approvals stand between our production lines and the nations that need these systems. We produce drones the way the automotive industry builds vehicles: in series, at scale, at a fraction of traditional defence procurement costs — with the reliability and pace that modern defence demands. Our platforms operate autonomously or under operator control, adapting to the mission and the commander's intent.

Saboteur — Multi-Mission Autonomous Platform The Saboteur is built to go deep — up to 250 kilometres behind the line of contact — strike, and return to fly again. A reusable, vertical take-off platform that needs no runway, no launch rail, and no recovery infrastructure. It lifts off from a container — truck-mounted, ground-based, or ship-borne — flies its mission, and comes home. With 5 hours of endurance — extendable to 12 — the Saboteur loiters on station — watching, waiting, ready to engage. Satellite-linked and cybersecure, it operates far beyond line of sight, day or night. The platform is mission-defined by payload: precision strike with 70mm Thales rocket tubes, ISR with 30x optical zoom, mothership for interceptor drones or FPV sub-munitions, or deployed as the Saboteur-K loitering munition with 500 km one-way range and a 10–15 kg warhead. Swarm-capable and NATO-interoperable, built on a single scalable production line.

Hitchhiker — Autonomous Jet Interceptor Every night, waves of attack drones threaten cities, energy infrastructure, and military positions across Europe's eastern front. The Hitchhiker changes this equation. A jet-driven interceptor drone of just 1.1 metres, it flies autonomously to its designated target and eliminates it at speeds exceeding 600 km/h — fast enough to catch even next-generation high-speed attack drones. If it misses, it turns around and re-engages. No pilot in the loop required.

Complete Ecosystem Beyond the air platforms, Sol.One builds the full operational chain: HiveBay containerised launch and recovery systems for autonomous 24/7 operations, HivePod and HiveCommand multi-drone AI command stations (EASA-certifiable and NATO-compliant), and end-to-end encrypted satellite communications. Backed by 14 years of European aviation certification expertise. Selected for the Belgian Defence RAVN programme.

Designed and built in Belgium. European expansion underway. Local production partnerships available for strategic customers.