Swarmer (SWMR) Swarmer Customer brief presentation summary

Market opportunity and challenges

• Demand for military drones is rising, but scaling is limited by the need for human pilots.

• Manufacturers seek to sell more drones, but deployment is constrained by operational bottlenecks.

• Global military drone markets are expanding, driven by operational concepts validated in Ukraine.

• Defense procurement is accelerating in Europe and allied nations, focusing on unmanned systems.

Solution and technology

• Swarming technology enables one operator to control hundreds of drones, shifting pilots to decision-making roles.

• The system is vendor- and device-agnostic, allowing interoperability across UAVs, USVs, missiles, and artillery.

• Distributed OS enables autonomous operation and collaboration among large teams of drones and robots.

• Features include a command & control UI, AI for autonomy, and an embedded OS with networking and encryption.

Deployment and integration

• Integrated with multicopters, fixed-wing, deep-strike drones, ground vehicles, and surface vessels.

• System has been deployed in combat since April 2024, providing operational credibility.

• Established operational deployment generates key data advantages and combat-proven credibility.