Forty-five foreign manufacturers of military equipment have already submitted applications for testing on the Test in Ukraine platform.
This was reported on Facebook by the defense cluster Brave1.
“Brave1 has already received 45 applications from foreign companies for Test in Ukraine. Most applications came from manufacturers of UAVs, NLOS rocket systems, and communications and navigation systems. Other companies interested in testing their products in Ukraine include producers of electronic warfare (EW) systems, laser weapons, missiles, surface drones, AI systems, and anti-drone solutions,” the statement reads.
According to cluster head Andriy Hrytseniuk, the launch of Test in Ukraine is an important milestone for defense and technology cooperation between Ukraine and the EU. It demonstrates a growing understanding—both in Ukraine and among its partners—that modern threats cannot be countered alone.
Ukraine’s combat-proven experience and innovations, combined with Europe’s strong scientific and technological base, are the key to building a defense partnership capable of meeting these challenges.
Brave1 created the Test in Ukraine platform to help foreign developers join the testing of their startups in Ukraine.
Manufacturers can test their products directly on site, enabling real-time adjustments, or entrust the testing to Brave1—whose experts will independently conduct the trials and provide partners with a detailed report on the results.
