Monopulse Raises Over €2 Million for Electronic Warfare Resistant Drones

Oct 13, 2026
Monopulse raised over €2 million to increase drone production, fund research and development, and enter more NATO markets.

Monopulse raised over €2 million to expand production and develop drones that can operate despite disrupted communications and navigation signals, according to Tech.eu. Investors included Coinvest Capital, Plug and Play, LitBAN, and NGL Ventures, whose 68 member angel syndicate contributed €560,000.

The company combines aerospace engineering, sensor fusion, computer vision, and AI. Its drones can maintain communications or operate autonomously when signals are lost. Its products include the Falcon MK3S drone platform, with variants for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and other specialist uses, alongside the Hydrohex system, and its technology covers both aerial and water based surveillance.

The Lithuanian and Danish armed forces already use Monopulse technology. The funding will support research and development, increase production capacity, and help the company enter Scandinavian and other international markets.

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