TEKEVER, Europe’s leading provider of AI-driven autonomous systems, and Threod Systems, a leading developer and manufacturer of unmanned aerial systems and defence technologies, have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a framework for long-term cooperation and the development of strategic partnership opportunities.
The MoU establishes a foundation for deeper cooperation across a range of potential initiatives, including technology development, operational capability enhancement, market opportunities and future joint programmes.
On signing the MOU, Ricardo Mendes, CEO of TEKEVER, said:
“There is a need for stronger collaboration across Europe’s technology ecosystems. By signing this Memorandum of Understanding with Threod Systems, we are creating the foundation for a long-term partnership built on shared values, complementary capabilities, and a common ambition to deliver innovative solutions which help protect and secure our customers’ interests.”
Arno Vaik, CEO of Threod Systems, said:
“This agreement represents an important step towards closer cooperation between two companies which share a commitment to innovation and operational excellence. We look forward to exploring opportunities with TEKEVER and identifying ways in which our combined expertise can create new capabilities and deliver greater value to customers across Estonia and beyond.”
Tuuli Vors, TEKEVER, Market Lead (Nordics) added:
“Building Europe’s sovereign defence capabilities requires more than innovation alone. It requires strong partnerships between organisations that share a common vision and complementary expertise. Our agreement with Threod Systems creates a foundation for exploring new technologies, accelerating capability development, and ensuring Europe remains at the forefront of autonomous systems innovation.”
Sources: TEKEVER; Threod Systems