BraveX Aero and Uniq Things to revolutionize drone surveillance and disaster response

BraveX Aero, a Romanian player in fixed-wing, long-range drones, has signed a groundbreaking partnership with Germany’s Uniq Things UG, a pioneer in autonomous drone swarm coordination.

The collaboration introduces a new operational paradigm, “Swarm-as-a-Service”, enabling governments, institutions, and private operators to deploy large-scale drone swarms for complex missions, from disaster response to border security.

Swarm technology allows multiple drones to operate simultaneously under centralized control, dramatically enhancing surveillance capabilities while reducing operational costs. By consolidating command into a single interface, a single operator can manage an entire fleet, making missions more efficient and scalable.

Under this partnership, BraveX is providing its fixed-wing aircraft platforms to Uniq Things for the development, testing, and validation of an autonomous multi-drone coordination system.

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The initiative merges BraveX’s aerospace engineering expertise with Uniq Things’ advanced swarm coordination software, creating a solution that can be deployed for high-stakes applications.

From local startup to top European player in the drone industry

BraveX Aero operates an active production line near Cluj-Napoca and plans to reach a volume of 500 units delivered annually by 2028. Currently, BraveX models achieve a flight time of up to four hours, significantly exceeding the usual specifications of multirotor (copter-type) drones.

This year, the company attracted €315,000 in funding from investors in the Transylvania Angels Network, and by early 2026, it aims to attract new specialists and open a new round of funding.