Company / Counter-UAS
TYTAN Technologies
Munich start-up building AI-guided interceptor drones such as METIS and EOS to defeat hostile drones, with deployments in Ukraine and work for the Bundeswehr.
Munich, GermanyCounter-UAS systems
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About TYTAN Technologies
TYTAN Technologies GmbH was founded in Munich in 2023 by Balazs Nagy and Batuhan Yumurtaci, who started out as students at the Technical University of Munich. The company develops autonomous interceptor drones intended as a low-cost layer of air defence against unmanned aerial threats.
Its two interceptors, METIS and EOS, use ground radar cueing, autonomous navigation and AI-supported thermal cameras to detect, track and engage targets, with a single operator able to supervise several interceptors. The systems are aimed at NATO Class I and Class II drones and have been used and tested in Ukraine.
In 2025 the Federal Office of Bundeswehr Equipment, Information Technology and In-Service Support (BAAINBw) commissioned TYTAN to develop a demonstrator for protecting military sites against drones. In 2026 the company closed a Series A round of more than 30 million euros co-led by Armira and the NATO Innovation Fund and announced a production facility in Munich.
In the news2 stories
Counter-drone: Deutz invests in Tytan Technologies and supplies propulsion and energy systems
Engine manufacturer Deutz is taking a stake in Tytan Technologies in the current funding round. Together, the partners intend to develop propulsion and energy solutions for counter-drone defence – from interceptor drones to launcher batteries.
Counter-UAS for military sites: BAAINBw and Tytan Technologies develop interceptor drone demonstrator
Munich-based Tytan Technologies is contributing AI-enabled interceptor drones to a Bundeswehr counter-UAS project. Supported by the innovation lab in Erding, a system demonstration is to show how military sites can be protected against UAS.