Ukrainian company Swarmer raised $15M in Series A funding. The round was led by Broadband Capital Investments

Swarmer, a Ukrainian company specializing in autonomous and coordinated drones, has announced that it has successfully raised $15 million in a Series A round.

This is the largest investment in a domestic defense technology company since the beginning of the war. 

• The round was led by US-based Broadband Capital Investments and joined by R-G.AI, D3 Ventures, Green Flag Ventures, Radius Capital, and Network VC.

• The funds will allow for scalable operations and advanced coordination capabilities for any unmanned vehicles in Ukraine and NATO countries.

• Swarmer offers a unique software solution that is compatible with a variety of hardware platforms. The system learns from more than 82,000 proprietary combat missions and millions of flights from other operators, allowing for accurate real-time tactical decision-making.

• The funding will allow for scalable operations and advanced coordination capabilities for any unmanned vehicles in Ukraine and NATO countries.

Swarmer offers a unique software solution that is compatible with a variety of hardware platforms. The system learns from more than 82,000 proprietary combat missions and millions of flights from other operators, allowing for accurate real-time tactical decision-making.

“Swarmer’s speed of innovation is driven by real-world combat experience, which allows them to improve AI systems faster than traditional defense companies,” said Michael Rapp of Broadband Capital Investments. 

The company has already demonstrated the operation of a group of 25 drones in non-GNSS environments and plans to show joint operations of more than 100 drones of various types in the near future. In 2024, the company closed a seed round for $2.7 million.

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