Armadrone, a cutting-edge Ukraine developer of strike drones and MDSI, a leading innovator in modular payload technologies, are proud to announce a strategic partnership. The collaboration unites Armadrone’s innovative drone engineering and MDSI’s novel payload carrier systems to deliver next-generation affordable solutions for allied defence forces.
At the core of this partnership is the development and integration of MDSI’s payload carrier,
MAILMAN, into Armadrone’s combat drone platforms. MAILMAN is a precision-guided payload carrier that can be paired with Armadrone’s UAV platforms, such as PUNISHER and REX, to provide tactical payload delivery at up to 60 kilometres in tough EW environment conditions.
Strengthening Allied Defense Capabilities
This partnership comes at a critical time as global defence forces seek advanced tools to
counter emerging threats. By combining their strengths, Armadrone and MDSI aim to provide allied nations with scalable and reliable solutions that enhance operational effectiveness and minimize risk to personnel.
“Armadrone’s mission has always been to create innovative and practical solutions for the
modern battlefield,” said Max Subotin, CBDO of Armadrone. “By teaming up with MDSI and
maintaining close daily communication with troops on the front lines, we are taking a step
forward in redefining what is possible with smaller armed drones. Our daily processes have a deeply personal dimension, as we remain close to our friends who are currently in combat.”
“Integrating MAILMAN with Armadrone’s UAS platforms is the initial result of long-term
relationship with Ukrainian partners,” said Christian Steinø, CEO of MDSI. “MAILMAN is
designed to deliver affordable effects with adaptability, complementing the engineering
capabilities of Armadrone. Together, we are setting a new benchmark for mission readiness,
versatility and scalability.
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