Our Company to Help Scandinavian Countries Protect Ports and Airfields from Russian Drones
Ukrainian technology company BlueBird Tech participated in Open Arms Fest, an international event held in Oslo, Norway. The company presented its expertise in developing defence technologies and held a series of meetings with representatives of the defence industries of Norway and other Northern European countries.
During his presentation on the event’s main stage, BlueBird Tech Head of Business Development Vadym Stepanchuk spoke about the company’s activities and its full operational cycle: from threat analysis and research and development (R&D) to serial production, user training and after-sales service. According to the company, its products are used daily by more than one-third of Ukrainian military personnel on the battlefield, as well as by a large number of civilians in frontline regions.
Negotiations with international partners were another important part of the company’s participation. BlueBird Tech representatives held meetings with Western defence companies, electronics manufacturers and developers of maritime robotic systems.
The main topics included the use of Ukrainian technologies to protect airports, seaports and other critical infrastructure from various types of drones.
“Europe is interested in the experience of modern warfare that Ukraine is gaining directly on the battlefield. Every day, we adapt to new threats and improve our engineering solutions. International cooperation allows us to share this experience, attract investment and scale up weapons production in Ukraine. Today, Ukraine is undoubtedly one of the key players in the global defence industry,” said Vadym Stepanchuk, Head of Business Development at BlueBird Tech.
BlueBird Tech is currently continuing negotiations with potential partners from Norway and other Northern European countries to deepen cooperation, develop joint projects and implement Ukrainian defence technologies for the protection of critical infrastructure.