UUS - United Unmanned Systems

UUS – Resilience from Above

UUS – United Unmanned Systems – is a German-Ukrainian defense technology company with headquarters in Kyiv, Ukraine, and Hanover, Germany. Since 2023, UUS has supported the Armed Forces of Ukraine in defending the country against Russia’s full-scale invasion by developing, manufacturing, and delivering combat-proven unmanned systems.

By combining German engineering expertise with Ukraine’s unparalleled operational experience, UUS has manufactured and delivered more than 11,000 unmanned combat systems to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Since 2026, UUS has also supplied unmanned systems under the Enable and Enhance Initiative of the German Federal Ministry of Defence, expanding from an initially donation-funded effort into a trusted industrial and governmental partner.

Unlike conventional manufacturers, UUS does not develop products according to a fixed catalogue. Every platform is designed and continuously refined around the operational requirements of its end users. This agile development process—driven by direct frontline feedback—has resulted in hundreds of mission-specific variants optimized for evolving battlefield conditions.

Today, the UUS portfolio includes:

* FPV loitering munition systems
* Bomber UAVs for precision payload delivery
* Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) platforms
* Interceptor drones designed to counter long-range one-way attack UAVs
* Customized UAS solutions tailored to specific operational requirements

Every UUS system is developed with a clear objective: to deliver operational capability that has been validated under real combat conditions. Continuous iteration, rapid production cycles, and direct integration of battlefield lessons enable UUS to provide solutions that meet the demands of modern, high-intensity warfare.

As the security landscape in Europe continues to evolve, UUS believes that the experience gained and technologies proven on the battlefields of Ukraine must become an integral part of Europe’s future defense capabilities. Only by translating real operational lessons into European defense procurement and force development can we effectively prepare for the increasingly complex security challenges of tomorrow.