Dropla
Invested in 2025
Created by Ukrainian entrepreneurs on the frontlines, Dropla delivers real-time threat detection AI for force protection in contested zones. Based in Denmark's Odense with R&D in Ukraine, the company's Blue Eyes system turns any quadcopter into an intelligent scout that detects ambush drones, landmines, and IEDs—processing threats at 130 frames per second while convoys are moving.
+10km
That's how far behind Ukrainian frontlines Russian ambush drones hide before striking—invisible until it's too late. Blue Eyes spots them before convoys enter the kill zone.
170+
Explosive threat types that Blue Eyes can identify in real-time, from anti-tank mines to idle quadcopters lying in ambush along supply routes.
Built for integrations
Blue Eyes edge AI unit— is easy to deploy and integrate anywhere, from command post position and C4ISR station, to an armoured vehicle or UAV powerful enough to process 130 fps of threat data in real-time.
MISSION: Protect soldiers and assets through AI-powered threat detection at the edge.
Dropla's dual-use platform addresses NATO's critical force protection gap. Blue Eyes operates independently in GPS-denied, contested environments, keeping sensitive battlefield intelligence under direct command control. The plug-and-play system integrates with any camera-equipped UAV and Ukrainian C2 networks.
Working directly with Ukrainian defence units since early summer 2025, Dropla has built Europe's most comprehensive explosive threat dataset from actual combat in high-intensity areas like Pokrovsk, Kupyansk, and Kursk. With 20+ engineers in Ukraine, the AI continuously trains on live battlefield conditions and delivers weekly model updates to frontline units. This proprietary dataset, combined with GNSS-denied capability and Danish NATO positioning, makes Dropla the AI brain for Force Protection—scaling across allied platforms and partners who build the carriers.
