Defense start-up Tytan Technologies in Munich is building AI-supported interceptor drones designed to stop large numbers of hostile unmanned aircraft at a fraction of the cost of traditional missile-based systems.

This company is drawing on battlefield solutions from Ukraine and leaning on rapid innovation, scalable production and European supply chains to meet growing security demands. Backed by major investors, including the NATO Innovation Fund, and working with partners such as Rheinmetall, Tytan reflects the growing role of startups in Europe’s defense sector.

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