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Ukrainian drone giant Brave1 will now let military customers order custom-built drones

Brave1 lets Ukrainian units order drones built to exact specifications
Military units have spent nearly one billion dollars through Brave1 Market
Buyers can adjust seventeen different drone specifications before placing an order

A new procurement system launched by Ukraine's Brave1 defense cluster now allows Ukrainian military units to commission drones built to their own specifications.

The system operates through the existing Brave1 Market platform, where military units can request drones tailored to particular operational requirements.

Military units placed roughly $1 billion worth of orders for defense technologies through the platform during its first year of operation.

A more flexible way to buy

This digital marketplace currently has over 1,000 defense innovations spanning unmanned aerial vehicles, ground robotic systems, electronic warfare and signals intelligence equipment, specialized components, AI-powered solutions, software applications, and ammunition.

Custom ordering, however, is currently limited to a small slice of that catalog. At this stage, only three...

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