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Brumbaal

Danish company from Copenhagen that develops fibre-optic control links, GNSS-independent navigation and autonomy modules for strike UAVs operating in contested environments.

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About Brumbaal

Brumbaal ApS is registered in Copenhagen, with Matus Bojnansky as director, and is classified in the aircraft manufacturing industry. The company develops its own hardware and software to let unmanned aircraft navigate and operate autonomously in contested battle environments, naming strike platforms as an explicit application.

Its fibre-optic link system controls the UAV via a physical fibre connection, which the company describes as immune to electronic warfare and jamming. For missions without GNSS it offers AI-based visual navigation with terrain matching and terminal guidance, as well as single-operator formation control for supervised autonomous missions of several UAVs. Its modular rapid deployment units are ROS-based, platform-agnostic and interoperable with PX4 and ArduPilot.

Services include mechanical and electrical integration into airframes, synthetic and real-world training datasets for autonomous flight systems, software- and hardware-in-the-loop simulation, and on-site demonstrations, field tests and training with fibre-optic controlled flights.

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