TEKEVER, the European market chief in unmanned aerial programs (UAS), as we speak introduced it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with BTI Defence, a defence procurement specialist, headquartered in Indonesia, to be the unique supplier of UAS know-how for the Indonesian defence ministry for 2 years.
The partnership, signed on the Eurosatory 2024, will see TEKEVER present first and second-line help, deploying its UAS for instant help and monitoring for potential threats and dangers. Underneath the MOU, BTI defence can have entry to the total suite of TEKEVER’s programs together with the AR3, AR4, AR5, and from 2025, the ARX in addition to ATLAS, the interface that presents intelligence and information insights. The UAS programs characteristic cutting-edge AI, machine studying, edge computing and high-precision sensors, revolutionizing intelligence gathering and surveillance with unparalleled accuracy and effectivity.
This newest collaboration with BTI Defence marks TEKEVER’s growth into Indonesia the place it’s going to drive the event of the nation’s UAV market, among the many armed and safety forces, in addition to personal and state-owned entities. It highlights TEKEVER’s rising world footprint with the corporate additionally retaining contracts in Europe, Africa, and North America.
TEKEVER’s CEO, Ricardo Mendes, mentioned, “We’re delighted to accomplice with BTI Defence who share our dedication to selling stability and safety. Our cutting-edge know-how, agile working mannequin and relentless innovation will show important in enhancing safety within the area. This partnership is additional proof of our repute as a trusted accomplice for governments and safety businesses throughout the globe.”
Director of BTI Defence, Mr Peter Tjahjono, mentioned, “This settlement between BTI Defence and TEKEVER comes at a time when Indonesia is increasing its funding in tactical and strategic UAVs as a part of its nationwide surveillance and border management operations. TEKVER’s market main efficiency and reliability is the proper match to Indonesia’s operational necessities.”