DefSecIntel: surveillance systems with a documented Rheinmetall supply relationship
Estonia’s DefSecIntel offers surveillance, counter-drone and maritime products; Rheinmetall’s 2023 releases independently identify its SurveilSPIRE supply role.
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Does CISE interoperability give a maritime-software supplier access to shared data?
Technical integration and permission to use information are separate questions in a system where authorities retain control of sharing.
Dominion Dynamics: Canadian defense software and early programme development
Dominion Dynamics develops AuraNet software, the Scout aircraft programme and AURION procurement research. A profile of financing, trials and customer evidence.
Donecle: aircraft inspection automation and maintenance customers
Donecle combines inspection drones, maintenance records and software, with customer evidence spanning Jet Aviation, the RAF and airline service partners.
DroneShield: counter-drone hardware and enterprise software
DroneShield combines counter-drone hardware with software and support. Its enterprise software announcement illustrates a move toward managing multiple customer sites.
Evaluating citations in an enterprise AI search product
Working links do not prove an AI answer is supported. Separate retrieval quality, claim support and evidence handover before measuring the product’s value.
Exotrail: satellite propulsion and in-orbit services
Exotrail’s public offering spans electric propulsion and orbital services. A February 2026 repeat order from XDLINX illustrates its role as a subsystem supplier.
Filigran: OpenCTI, security products and an open-source business
Filigran builds a business around OpenCTI and OpenAEV, with enterprise subscriptions, managed hosting and named customer examples across healthcare, automotive research and government.
Fivecast: ONYX, MATRIX and the OSINT product suite
Fivecast’s Australian OSINT business separates deeper investigation, assessment workflows and curated information products. Public materials identify a DIU-supported development history for MATRIX.
Forterra: vehicle autonomy and the route through industrial partners
Forterra combines vehicle autonomy, fleet-management software and communications, with goTenna ownership and a Kalmar partnership whose current production timetable extends into 2027.
Germany’s Cyber Innovation Hub: design the pilot around an adoption decision
CIHBw explains how startup projects reach soldiers and end in a recommendation. A successful pilot still needs an owner for permanent introduction.
Greensea IQ: robotics software, hull services and subsea products
Greensea IQ combines subsea robotics software, Bayonet products and EverClean hull services. Its public contracts reveal both equipment demand and a recurring service business.
Hadean: distributed computing and simulation partnerships
Hadean develops simulation and decision-support software, with BAE Systems, Palantir and Booz Allen partnerships and £3.59 million of group turnover in its latest filed year.
HarfangLab: endpoint security and European customer relationships
HarfangLab combines endpoint detection, protection and asset visibility with cloud and local deployment options. Named customer testimony, an official French certification report and distribution agreements clarify its market position.
Harmattan AI: autonomy software and industrial partnerships
Harmattan AI combines autonomous systems with software and industrial development. Its Dassault relationship has separate financing, partnership and demonstration milestones.
Helsing: AI software, autonomous systems and research
Helsing’s public portfolio combines software, autonomous systems and manufacturing initiatives. Its 2026 research announcement adds named academic partnerships to that picture.
How can a software supplier read EMSA's RPAS tender history without mistaking it for an aircraft market?
The public procurement history includes data, connectivity and service categories that should be analysed separately.
How can esa-match help a software SME find a credible space-sector partner?
The platform can identify relevant expertise, but a partner shortlist still needs evidence of fit and a defined contribution.
Measuring learning transfer from a new training product
Course completion and satisfaction are partial evidence. Evaluate starting capability, later task performance and the workplace conditions needed to apply the lesson.
Mind Foundry: applied AI, assurance and industrial research partners
Mind Foundry combines Oxford machine-learning research with sensor software, named industrial development programmes and a documented insurance research partnership.
ModalAI: flight computing and the drone component market
ModalAI supplies VOXL computing, flight controllers and development aircraft, with named OEM relationships and public evidence that separates component eligibility from complete-drone approval.
OSINT Combine: NexusXplore, training and the Kaseware merger
OSINT Combine pairs NexusXplore with training and announced a completed Kaseware merger in November 2025. It should be understood as an active specialist brand within that corporate relationship.
Overland AI: ground autonomy software and vehicle integration
Overland AI sells ground autonomy through software, vehicle retrofits and complete platforms, with a 2026 Marine Corps production award and a separate civilian wildfire evaluation.
Parrot: professional aircraft, software and corporate ownership
Parrot combines ANAFI aircraft with Pix4D software and a developing OEM autopilot business. Its filings and Finnish customer record show which products, financial figures and procurement relationships belong together.