Robotto
Invested in 2026
The Brain Behind
the Drone
Founded by engineers from Aalborg University, Robotto's autonomy software was already built. A request from a Danish veteran changed its direction: take this to the frontline. Built around the Robotto Autonomy OS, a platform-agnostic operating system for unmanned systems, Robotto delivers the autonomous intelligence that enables drones to navigate, execute missions, and coordinate without GPS or operator control, in the exact environments where conventional systems fail — validated through sustained operational deployment with operational units in conflict environments since 2022 and selected by NATO DIANA from 3,680 applicants across 24 allied nations.
80–100%
Target recognition accuracy in fully GPS-denied environments, achieved across operational deployments alongside Ukrainian frontline units — not simulated lab conditions.
Zero
Platform lock-in. Spectre is designed to integrate across existing drone platforms without extensive modification, enabling rapid adoption across NATO member fleets without replacing equipment.
Top 4%
Of applicants selected for NATO DIANA 2026, chosen among 150 companies from 3,680 submissions across 24 NATO nations — opening direct procurement pathways to allied forces at scale.
2022
Year of first frontline deployment in Ukraine, creating a compounding operational data advantage that no peacetime R&D programme can replicate.
MISSION: Deliver autonomous drone intelligence that operates with precision when GPS is jammed, communications are cut, and conventional systems fail.
Robotto solves the defining software problem of modern drone warfare: drones that go blind the moment the electromagnetic environment is contested. Built on advanced computer vision and front line feedback, Robotto's software for fixed-wings and quadcopters enables autonomous target recognition, navigation, and mission execution without GPS or continuous operator control — achieving 80–100% accuracy where many fail, the front lines of Ukraine.
The Robotto UA subsidiary, established in Ukraine with support from Final Frontier and Denmark's Export and Investment Fund (EIFO), anchors development directly inside the operational environment. Feedback from Ukrainian units flows directly into product iteration, compressing development cycles that would otherwise take years. The same underlying software has proven its dual-use versatility across wildfire response in Southern Europe and endangered elephant monitoring for the WWF — validating the platform well beyond a single use case. With NATO DIANA now opening direct pathways to procurement across allied forces, Robotto is positioned to scale a proven, mission-tested capability across the entire Alliance.
