DOD Solution Raises €1.8M Pre-seed
DOD Solution raises €1.8 million pre-seed round to scale its AI-powered AURA autonomy platform for unmanned aerial vehicles in defense applications.
DOD Solution Raises €1.8M Pre-seed
DOD Solution, an Estonian-Ukrainian DefenceTech company developing onboard autonomy for unmanned systems, has closed a €1.8 million pre-seed funding round. The company specializes in artificial intelligence software and computing hardware designed to enable autonomous navigation, perception, and target tracking for various unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in GPS-degraded environments.
Investors
The funding round saw participation from Angel One Fund, Better Angle, Defence Builder Fund, Network VC, Newfund, UAID Fund, WildField Ventures, and 4C-Next Holding AG. Additionally, Canadian drone technology company Draganfly joined the round as a strategic investor.
DOD Solution Use of Funds
The company plans to use the capital to support the production of its next-generation AURA SBC onboard computer and advance the capabilities of its AURA OS software stack. The funds will also accelerate integration efforts with unmanned platform manufacturers in Ukraine and facilitate the company’s expansion into European and North American markets.
About DOD Solution
Founded in 2023 by CEO Roman Hapachylo, DOD Solution develops AI-powered onboard autonomy systems for unmanned platforms. The company’s flagship product, AURA AI, combines an onboard computer with specialized software to provide autonomous capabilities for FPV drones, interceptors, and fixed-wing UAVs, with technology already combat-tested in Ukraine.
Funding Details
Company Website: https://dodsolution.com
Company: DOD Solution
Raised: €1.8M
Round: Pre-seed
Funding Date: September 28, 2026
Additional Investors: Angel One Fund, Better Angle, Defence Builder Fund, Network VC, Newfund, UAID Fund, WildField Ventures, 4C-Next Holding AG, Draganfly
Software Category: DefenceTech
Source: https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/09/combat-tested-in-ukraine-dod-solution-raises-e1-8-million-to-scale-ai-autonomy-for-unmanned-systems/