Linza drones: first batch from Quantum Frontline Industries goes to Ukraine

The first Linza drones are going to the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Quantum Frontline Industries (QFI) has completed the first batch of drones, and the systems are now being delivered.

With the delivery, the German-Ukrainian co-production model is moving from production preparation to ongoing series production, according to the company. As production is now under way, QFI is focusing on “expanding capacity and accelerating deliveries over the course of the year”.

Linza drones from German-Ukrainian production

Linza systems, which have proven themselves in operational use, were developed by Frontline Robotics. They are built under the “Build with Ukraine” umbrella: Ukrainian development work is combined with industrial manufacturing from Germany in order to secure constant and scalable production for the Ukrainian armed forces.

“The first deliveries mark the transition from building up capacity to series production. Our priority now is to increase output, stabilise production and ensure a reliable, continuous supply that matches operational needs.”— Matthias Lehna, Managing Director of Quantum Frontline Industries

“Our goal is to help ensure that the Ukrainian armed forces' need for tactical drones is fully met. We are concentrating on delivering systems that work reliably in real operations, while at the same time guaranteeing a stable and dependable supply on our part. We are grateful to the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, the German Ministry of Defence and our partners for making this possible.”— Mykyta Rozhkov, CBDO of Frontline Robotics