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Greek Lambda Automata has recently announced a major development that will strengthen its position in the defence industry.
Through the acquisition of the Greek company Smart Flying Machines (SFM), Lambda Automata shows its commitment to the development of advanced technologies, which also incorporate Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) systems.
The future of defence lies in low-cost, small-scale and attritable unmanned systems across land, sea, and air.
To that end, we're pleased to announce our acquisition of Smart Flying Machines (SFM), a manufacturer of autonomous aerial vehicles, to help build the technologies… pic.twitter.com/zEe1qQS1lW
— Lambda Automata (@lambda_automata) May 1, 2024
In particular, the acquisition of SFM is part of Lambda Automata’s strategy to introduce low-cost unmanned systems in various sectors. This development allows Lambda Automata to strengthen its ability to produce advanced technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI) aimed at increasing the security of infrastructure and sensitive areas.
An important role in the acquisition of SFM was played by the technological and engineering experience of the company’s technicians based in Thessaly.
According to a relevant announcement, Lambda Automata expresses its belief that this acquisition will enable the further development and adaptation of its technologies to meet the different requirements of military and non-military missions.
This development shows that Greek technology and innovation has an important role to play in the defence sector and Lambda Automata is at the forefront of these developments.
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