
UFORCE is a defence technology company specialising in naval, ground and aerial drones built on an open, NATO-compatible system.
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UFORCE counter-UAS interceptors neutralize Shahed-class threats and recon drones. Combat-proven, low-cost kinetic systems for layered air defense.
UFORCE combat UAVs iterated through 200,000+ missions: NEMESIS strike UAV, Heavy Bomber 3.5, FPV kamikaze drones — EW-resilient, deployable now.
LIUT combat UGV by UFORCE: 1,000+ enemy assets neutralized, survived 4 RPG strikes, AI-powered Predator turret. Military robotics ready to deploy.
U-C2 by UFORCE: AI-driven command and control for drone swarms. NATO Delta COP interoperable, EW-resilient, validated in combat.
UFORCE publishes news and media mentions.
UFORCE bridges R&D and battlefield reality. Led by Oleg Rogynskyy (CEO), Sir Ben Wallace and Oleksiy Honcharuk. Mission: defense 100x cheaper than offense.
Battle-tested UAVs, USVs and UGVs from UFORCE. 200,000+ combat missions, NATO red team validated, ready to deploy across air, land and sea.
UFORCE’s Privacy Policy explains data security, user information handling, and privacy compliance for its unmanned defense systems and digital platforms.
UFORCE’s Terms of Use outline website access rules, intellectual property rights, and defense technology information.
Ukraine’s defense firm **UFORCE** is hiring **Formula 1 engineers** to adapt motorsport technologies for its **MAGURA naval drone**, enhancing performance and capabilities. The initiative leverages high-speed engineering expertise to develop advanced unmanned maritime systems. UFORCE, known for its drone portfolio, seeks specialists to refine propulsion and control systems for naval applications.
Sep 2026UNITED24 MediaNews article
Valor, backed by Elon Musk, is leading a $500 million funding round for Uforce, valuing the company at $5 billion. The investment highlights Uforce’s growth and strategic backing from high-profile industry allies. Bloomberg reports the development as a significant milestone for the fintech startup.
Sep 2026The Next WebNews article
Ukrainian company **UForce** and American firm **ReconCraft** have signed a memorandum to enable licensed production of the **Magura family of maritime drones** in the USA. The agreement aims to expand manufacturing capabilities for these unmanned systems, combining UForce’s drone technology with ReconCraft’s local production infrastructure.
Jul 2026MilitarnyiNews article
Ukraine’s Magura V7 maritime drones simulate sinking a NATO frigate during the **REPMUS/Dynamic Messenger 2025** exercises. The Ukrainian Navy-led multinational naval group demonstrates the drones’ operational capabilities in a high-profile training scenario. The exercise highlights advancements in uncrewed maritime warfare technology.
Mar 2026MilitarnyiNews article