Monopulse

Danish-Lithuanian manufacturer of Falcon MK3S tactical reconnaissance quadcopters for military, law enforcement and government users, whose technology is used by the Lithuanian and Danish armed forces.

Monopulse was founded in 2021 by a group of engineers and is led by founder and CEO Justas Poderys. The company operates through Monopulse ApS, registered in Kongens Lyngby near Copenhagen, and the Lithuanian company MNP Technologijos UAB in Kaunas. Its team of 14 develops hardware and software in-house and includes engineers, researchers and former military personnel. In 2025 the Lithuanian national development bank ILTE provided €1.12 million in financing to expand production, and in October 2026 the company announced a funding round of more than €2 million led by Coinvest Capital.

The Falcon MK3S is a quadcopter with vertical take-off and landing, a flight time of 30 minutes and a range of 5 km. It is offered in an ISR version with a zoom daylight camera and a thermal camera, a TOPO version with a global-shutter mapping camera for area surveillance and topographic mapping, and an FO version with a laser rangefinder for artillery forward observation. The company describes the drones as NDAA-compliant, made in Europe with EU components and co-developed with armed forces, and is working to keep them operational under communications and navigation jamming.

With Hydrohex, Monopulse is developing a combined aerial and uncrewed surface platform for inspecting bridges, piers, offshore installations, subsea cables and pipelines, carrying sensors such as sonar, sidescan sonar and hydrophones. According to the October 2026 funding announcement, the Lithuanian and Danish armed forces already use Monopulse technology, and the company plans to expand into Scandinavia and other NATO markets.