search
Fedorov
Trends
- 1Ukraine's ex-defence minister unveils Army of Robots project▼Ukraine's ex-defence minister Fedorov unveils new Army of Robots project
Former Ukrainian defence minister Oleksii Fedorov has announced a new initiative called the Army of Robots, aimed at developing robotic systems, according to Ukrainian media. The project signals continued efforts to expand unmanned and automated technology in Ukraine's defence sector. Details about funding, timelines and the specific systems involved have not yet been disclosed.
- 2Former Ukrainian Defense Minister pitches private-sector robot army▼Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov pitches a private-sector robot army
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov has proposed building a robot army run by the private sector. The idea would see defense technology companies supply autonomous systems for Ukraine's war effort rather than relying solely on state-run procurement. The proposal is drawing attention amid ongoing fighting with Russia and growing debate over the role of autonomous weapons in modern warfare.
- 3Ex-defense minister Fedorov launches 'Army of Robots' initiative▼Ex-defense minister Fedorov announces new 'Army of Robots' initiative in latest move since leaving office
Ukraine's former defense minister Fedorov has announced a new initiative called the 'Army of Robots', his latest project since leaving office. The move signals his continued push into robotics and unmanned systems, areas that have become central to modern warfare and to Ukraine's defense technology sector. The announcement is drawing attention to how the initiative will be funded and staffed.
- 4Ukraine's Fedorov launches 'Army of Robots' defence-tech initiative●Mykhailo Fedorov launches 'Army of Robots', a defence-tech robotics initiative
Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's minister of digital transformation, has launched 'Army of Robots', an initiative to develop robotics for defence purposes. The move builds on Kyiv's broader push into defence technology since Russia's full-scale invasion. Details on funding and partners remain limited, but the announcement highlights Ukraine's growing role as a hub for wartime tech innovation.