KrattWorks

A great day showcasing KrattWorks systems to leading Nordic and Baltic journalists at a private defence technology event hosted by Taavi Kotka.

From live demonstrations to hands-on experiences with our unmanned systems, visitors got a closer look at the technologies shaping the future of defence.

Thank you to Taavi Kotka and the organisers for the invitation.

Next stop: Eurosatory 2026 🇫🇷
From 15–19 June, you can find us in Paris showcasing:
▪️ Dart fixed-wing aerial target
▪️ PARM quadcopter aerial target
▪️ Ghost Dragon ISR platform
▪️ SLM Loitering Munition Concept

📍Hall 6, J119

See you there!

Drooniprogramm "Kuri Kotkas"

Drone capabilities are becoming increasingly important across Europe, but so is the need for systems that can actually be tested, validated, and used in realistic training environments.

At the beginning of last year, only 2–3 countries were using KrattWorks’ target drone systems. Today that number has grown to 12 countries, with more currently joining.

In the latest Äripäev podcast episode, Head of Sales and former military professional Karmo Saar talks about scaling drone manufacturing, rapid growth, frontline robotisation, mobile factories, and the long-term potential of the company’s reconnaissance drone currently under development.

The discussion also touches on the recent drone incident in Estonia and how quickly the security and defense landscape around Europe is changing.

Link to read & listen in the comments (in Estonian).
Photo: Tairo Lutter / Postimees / Scanpix

DART in action during Digital Shield 2026 in Estonia.

Used during a live counter-drone capability demonstration, DART supported allied readiness and testing of counter-UAS systems on NATO’s eastern flank.

Realistic target systems are an important part of developing and testing effective counter-UAS capabilities in operational environments, from training scenarios to live system evaluation.

Link to the DART page in the comments.
Photo: U.S. Army / Pfc. Gabriel Martinez