As reported by Ukrinform, Deputy Prime Minister for Innovations, Education, Science and Technology Development – Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov announced it on Facebook, talking about the first results of Brave1’s work.

“Three weeks after the launch of the cluster, we received more than 120 game-changing ideas from the engineers at the front,” Fedorov said.

Among the projects submitted to the cluster:

• a heavy tactical shock quadcopter for reconnaissance and defeating heavily armored targets, resistant to the effects of electronic warfare systems on all channels;
• A remote-controlled combat module that will help create strong lines of defense. It can be installed on barricades, lookout points, shooting positions in urban areas, fields, etc. for installation purposes;
• A kit that simplifies the use of satellite communication systems and provides mobility and compactness. It can be installed on the roof of the car;
• Universal explosion radio module resistant to EW. Its modules are 100% interchangeable — they work as transmitter and receiver at the same time.

“The team is working 24/7 to collect as many high-quality and effective solutions as possible from Ukrainian developers, which are currently needed at the front, and submit them to the Defense Forces for review,” the Deputy Prime Minister said.

Fedorov called for the submission of projects through Brave1 to consolidate the victory and bring Ukraine to the first place in the world in the field of defense technology.

As reported, the Brave1 cluster is a platform that brings together public and private initiatives to develop innovative solutions in the interests of defense and security forces.

As of May 12, more than 100 ideas have been submitted to Brave1 that could help Ukraine gain a technological advantage over the enemy.