Ukrainian defence technology company Bavovna AI, which develops navigation systems enabling drones to operate without GPS, has signed a partnership agreement with Excalibur International, part of the Czech defence group Czechoslovak Group (CSG), to promote Ukrainian technologies in international markets.
According to Bavovna AI's press service, the agreement was signed during the AUSA 2026 defence exhibition in Washington.
“This cooperation framework with Bavovna aligns with our mission to connect advanced technologies with established commercial channels and international partners,” said Vojtěch Polák, Member of the Board of Directors at Excalibur International.
Bavovna AI specialises in technologies that allow unmanned systems to navigate and carry out missions even when satellite navigation is unavailable. The company develops solutions for aerial drones as well as unmanned surface and underwater vehicles.
“Partnering with Excalibur International accelerates Bavovna’s reach into key defense and security projects, leveraging EIN’s strong channel coordination and market access,” said Maksym Prasolov, CGO of Bavovna Inc.
Excalibur International specialises in international defence projects, facilitating the sale and supply of military equipment and technologies. It is part of the Czech industrial group Czechoslovak Group (CSG), which comprises more than 100 companies and manufactures products including armoured vehicles, ammunition and radar systems.
Under the partnership, Excalibur International will help Bavovna AI identify new customers and integrate its technologies into defence and security projects in international markets.
