Ukrainian defense tech The Fourth Law raises funding to lead the charge in scalable drone autonomy for defense – UPD

The Fourth Law, a Ukrainian defense tech company, announced that it raised funding from a group of venture funds and angel investors based in the EU, USA, and Canada. The amount of the deal and the investors` names were left undisclosed. The company shared the news with AIN.

• The Fourth Law (TFL) was founded in Kyiv in 2023 by Yaroslav Azhnyuk and currently has offices in the USA, EU, and Ukraine. It is an autonomous robotics company focused on solving massively scalable autonomy for defensive FPV drones. 

• Their flagship product, the TFL-1 module, provides advanced terminal guidance and cruise capabilities, designed for mass deployment with production volumes in the hundreds of thousands. 

• The Fourth Law also offers the Lupynis-10-TFL-1 system, a UAV and UAS platform with enhanced autonomy for defense applications.

According to the company, the recent funding and increased adoption rate establish The Fourth Law as one of the leaders in the growing space of massively scalable robotic autonomy, with a particular application in the defense space.

UPD:

Double Tap Investments announced its participation in the investment round of The Fourth Law.

Double Tap Investments is a Finnish-Ukrainian investments company focused to help Ukrainian defence tech startups to get funding, grow, scale and create relevant impact in their core business – to win the war and create products and innovations to a better world.

“The Fourth Law is a team that has managed to combine deep engineering, advanced autonomy, and the harsh realities of the battlefield. What they’ve developed is not just another autopilot, but an adaptive system that functions where comms are down and every second matters. These are the kinds of technologies that create real tactical advantage,” says Oles Kudoba, co-founder of Double Tap Investments.