The new novel software will automate the detection of lost people in the forests or bogs and decrease the time of finding and rescuing them.
During the project new machine learning detection models will be developed, trained along with the creation of special software.
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Marduk Technologies' innovative "Passive Optical Drone Detection Platform" has been awarded funding in the Estonian Ministry of Defence's defense industry competition. Out of a record number of participants, Marduk was one of six companies selected for their cutting-edge solutions to national security.
We are pleased to announce that Marduk is participating in the E-CUAS project, supported by the European Defence Fund. This €71 million initiative focuses on developing solutions to counter unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
We're excited to announce our involvement in the STORE project, coordinated by Thales and supported by the European Defence Fund. This initiative aims to enhance Europe's defense capabilities against modern threats through advanced technology