The Ukrainian technology company BlueBird Tech participated in the international defense exhibition Eurosatory 2026 in Paris — one of the world’s most authoritative platforms for showcasing advanced solutions in defense and security.
This year’s event gathered thousands of representatives from governments, armed forces, intelligence agencies, and defense companies from around the world, with Ukraine once again becoming one of the main focal points of the exhibition.
BlueBird Tech showcased its developments at a joint Ukrainian pavilion together with representatives of the defense industry. One of the company’s key products was the “Chuyka 3.0” drone detector.
Throughout all days of Eurosatory, the BlueBird Tech team held dozens of meetings with representatives of defense ministries, security forces, police, special services, and potential partners from countries across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The company’s stand was visited by members of official French delegations, military attachés, heads of defense organizations, and representatives of the international defense industry.
The main topic of most discussions was the high demand for Ukrainian technologies. Foreign partners are increasingly viewing Ukrainian developments not as promising startups, but as proven solutions whose effectiveness has been demonstrated in the conditions of the most intense war of the 21st century.
“Today the world is closely watching Ukrainian technologies. What just a few years ago was perceived as local developments is now seen as solutions of global scale. We see tremendous interest in Ukrainian drone detection systems, electronic warfare equipment, and various types of UAVs. For many international partners, the key argument is that these products have already been tested in the most challenging conditions of modern warfare,” says Tetiana Uzhvii, Head of the Export Department at BlueBird Tech.
Separately, foreign delegations showed interest in the prospects of opening exports of Ukrainian defense technologies. Many representatives of government and private sector organizations emphasized that they are ready to consider cooperation with Ukrainian manufacturers as soon as export opportunities in the industry are expanded.
The Ukrainian delegation at Eurosatory 2026 was one of the largest in the entire history of the country’s participation in the event, bringing together manufacturers of weapons, military electronics, unmanned systems, and protection equipment.
At BlueBird Tech, it is believed that international interest in Ukrainian defense technologies will continue to grow, and that Ukrainian companies will play an increasingly important role in shaping the new security architecture of Europe and the world.
