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Drone threats are changing fast. Jet-powered attack drones are faster and harder to intercept than earlier piston-engine types, and air defence has to keep up. Interceptors and air defence systems need realistic targets to be tested and trained against. Our DART and PARM aerial targets are built to replicate real threat profiles, and we follow closely how those threats evolve. If you are developing, testing or training with counter-drone systems, reach out to Ranno Pajuri or [email protected]. 📰 Defense News article in the comments. #KrattWorks #CounterUAS #AirDefence

Defence journalists from different countries came to see Estonia's drone industry in the air. KrattWorks Head of Sales Karmo Saar walked them through two ends of our product line: DART, our fixed-wing UAS, and a swarm of small multicopters operating together. Different scales, same purpose: a force multiplier in the field. Thank you to Trade with Estonia for organizing and to Threod Systems for hosting. #KrattWorks #DefenceTech

Ghost Dragon ISR is specifically designed to have higher resistance against jamming and spoofing. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dVjtS2KX The countermeasures we use: (1) We use wide frequency range hopping radio to provide jamming resistant video and telemetry link. This makes it much harder to detect the drone and to interfere its mission. (2) We use dual band GNSS module: L1 and L5 band. Thanks to its jamming resistant radio the drone is capable of streaming live video directly back to the Ground Control Station even in challenging EW conditions. Alternatively, the drone can operate in radio silence mode in the presence of GNSS and store reconnaissance data on an encrypted SD card for viewing after the drone has landed. The drone can be redirected to another area, given a new assignment, flown back to base or handed over to another operator with another Ground Control Station at any time.

KrattWorks' revenue grew nearly 28x last year — from around €0.5M in 2024 to €19.5M in 2025 — with a target of hundreds of millions in the years ahead. Äripäev, Estonia's business newspaper, wanted to know how Madis Müller — KrattWorks' newest Financial Advisor — fits into that trajectory. He told the paper he sees KrattWorks as an exciting company with ambitious plans, and that he'll help think through the company's financial management as it prepares for its next growth phase. Link in the comments to read more (in Estonian, subscriber content). #KrattWorks #DefenceTech

KrattWorks is bringing in extra firepower to strengthen our financial and regulatory footing: Madis Müller joins us as Financial Advisor. He served as Governor of Eesti Pank (the Bank of Estonia) from 2019 to 2026, following nearly eight years as Deputy Governor. As Governor, he was a member of the ECB’s Governing Council and represented Estonia at the IMF and the Bank for International Settlements. Earlier in his career, he worked on investment projects at the International Finance Corporation and as a corporate finance consultant at PwC. Madis is helping strengthen KrattWorks’ financial and governance foundations as we prepare for our next phase of growth — exactly the kind of discipline a force multiplier needs behind it. In Madis’s own words: “I am excited about the opportunity to do my part to help an ambitious and fast-growing company achieve its goals, especially in the defence sector, which is of critical importance to both Estonia and Europe today. I believe KrattWorks is well placed to meet an important need by providing highly competitive drone systems to defence forces in several countries.” Welcome, Madis. #KrattWorks

Next week, KrattWorks heads to MSPO 2026 — the International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce, Poland, September 8–11. Find us in the Estonian Pavilion, 2-C16 (Hall 2), where we'll be showing: ▪️ DART — fixed-wing aerial target ▪️ PARM — quadcopter aerial target ▪️ Ghost Dragon — ISR platform ▪️ SLM — loitering munition concept See you there. #KrattWorks #MSPO2026 #DefenceTech