Darkstar, a defense-tech startup support project, has invested 600 thousand euros in Farsight Vision, a Ukrainian-Estonian battlefield intelligence startup.

This is stated in the project’s press release.

“The last 2.5 years have radically changed modern warfare. Drones have taken a prominent place on the battlefield, not only for combat operations but also for providing operational information about changes at the front. However, thousands of specialists are needed daily to manually process this huge amount of rapidly changing information,” the statement reads.

Farsight Vision has developed an intelligence and situational awareness platform that effortlessly combines and stitches all this video footage into a “digital twin.”

This solves many problems in mission planning (e.g., unfamiliar terrain, logistics, weapon placement, etc.).

It significantly reduces the time required to process this data from days to minutes, increasing the number of both available and successful missions.

“Rapid intelligence data analytics is the most critical element for any successful military decision. Farsight’s platform is already combat-proven – it helped Ukraine’s army to deliver historic wins in the last few months!,” said Darkstar co-founder Ragnar Sass.

The platform has reportedly received positive feedback from the Ukrainian military.

Darkstar

Darkstar is a coalition of 30+ startup founders (including several unicorns), hackers, and investors from Estonia, Germany, the UK, France, Finland, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, and Ukraine, united by one goal: building a European defense technology ecosystem.

DarkStar has already partnered with Brave1, Heroes & Allies, military intelligence, and the Unmanned Systems Forces.

Discover more about DarkStar in the article on Militarnyi.

Also, thanks to the active work within Help99 Ukraine, more than 200 military units are in close communication with them, providing quick feedback on using the latest technologies and the results of their combat use.

DarkStar especially appreciates Ukrainian companies’ ability to quickly create products, develop them, and perform combat testing.