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Im F.A.Z.-Interview erklärt TYTAN-Gründer Balázs Nagy, warum Europa Masse mit Masse begegnen muss, wie TYTAN mit Partnern wie DEUTZ und Hensoldt die Produktion auf 3.000 Abfangdrohnen pro Monat hochfährt und weshalb junge Unternehmen der Schlüssel zur Schließung der westlichen Luftverteidigungslücke sind.

Following the joint Industry Dialogue hosted by Germany's economic and defence ministries, TYTAN Technologies points to its partnership with DEUTZ as proof that bridging civilian and defence industries requires moving beyond political signals to concrete industrial action.

TYTAN Technologies closes a €30M Series A co-led by Armira and NATO Innovation Fund to scale AI-powered interceptor systems across Europe.

TYTAN Technologies and KNDS have expanded their partnership to develop integrated counter-drone solutions for land systems, building on the successful integration of TYTAN's kinetic interceptor into KNDS platforms. Together, they are working to establish a new European standard for mobile launch systems while advancing C-UAS technologies for both base protection and frontline air defence.

TYTAN Technologies has opened its new Munich headquarters and production facility, uniting research, system integration, and serial manufacturing under one roof to scale up cost-effective counter-drone interceptor production. The site reinforces European defence resilience and Germany's growing role as a hub for sovereign, autonomous drone defence innovation.

The proliferation of uncrewed systems in the Ukraine-Russia war has highlighted the importance of drone defense capabilities. But the dilemma militaries around the world face is that the attack weapons...

Das Bundesamt für Ausrüstung, Informationstechnik und Nutzung der Bundeswehr (BAAINBw) und das Münchner Unternehmen TYTAN Technologies haben eine Vereinbarung zur gemeinsamen Entwicklung eines neuartigen Demonstrators zum Schutz von Bundeswehrliegenschaften gegen Bedrohungen durch unbemannte Luftfahrzeuge (UAS: unmanned aerial system) geschlossen.