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Winning with Defence Tech

Winning with Defence Tech

Author: Rasmus Basilier

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Supporting defence and dual use innovators with the knowledge they need to get their tech into the hands of the warfighter.

We stay practical - learning about the battlefield, finding opportunities for validation, helping you progress in your path to empower the defence of the alliance.
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In this podcast episode, Colin Brown interviews Rasmus Basilier, a prominent figure in the defense technology space. Rasmus shares his journey from a childhood dream of becoming a soldier to his current role in defense accelerators and technology validation. The conversation explores the evolving defense ecosystem in Europe, the impact of the Ukraine war on military strategies, and the challenges of procurement in the defense sector. Rasmus emphasizes the importance of validation and testing for defense technologies, the role of logistics and economics in warfare, and the current investment landscape in defense startups. He also highlights innovative companies making strides in the defense space and concludes with thoughts on the future of defense technology and national security.
Wondering how to grow your defence company in terms of innovation, testing or other support? How to accelerate growth? Rasmus haas the answers!Rasmus Basilier works for Millog, the company we usually know from logistics, but that also helps smaller companies grow. We talk to Rasmus about defence innovation, Ukraine, the innovation cycle, what actions can small companies take to grow and what it's like to work in defence tech.We need more defence innovation in Finland! Learn more about how Millog helps companies grow and how they work together with the Finnish Defence Forces.Do you need help, consulting or ideas for your defence innovation? Contact Rasmus!Rasmus.Basilier@millog.filinkedin.com/in/rasmusbasilierhttps://millog.fi/‪@MillogGroup‬ Mighty Finland vaatteet: https://www.photonresearchgroup.fi/pa...Toivo Tornion Panimon ja meidän M/25 Olutta K-kauppaasi: https://www.k-ruoka.fi/artikkelit/k-k...Taistelijan Lehtiö: https://varusteleka.com/products/migh...Mighty Finland Podcastia tehdään meidän mahtavien yhteistyökumppaneiden kanssa:Varusteleka - Reserviläisen karkkikauppa ja meidän luotettu huoltopiste jo vuosien ajan - https://www.varusteleka.fi/fi ‪@varusteleka‬ Savotta - Parhaat kantojärjestelmät sekä muita varusteita maanpuolustukseen ja ulkona liikkumiseen - https://www.savotta.fi/ ‪@Savotta‬ Savox - Kriittisen kommunikaation kärkiosaaja. Never Alone. - https://savox.com/ ‪@SavoxCommunications‬ Kova kunto lisää mielen rohkeutta! Koodilla "Mighty" saat 10% irti Korpitraining valmennuksista tän linkin takaa: https://korpitraining.fi?bg_ref=s3uUb...Ota meihin yhteyttä Instagramin directissä tai laita mailia osoitteeseen info@mightyfinland.fi jos sulla on aiheideoita, ajatuksia vieraista tai muuten vaan rakentavaa palautetta.
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Takeaways (generated by AI, I'm not impressed.. ;) The episode is much better)The introduction of drone technology has shifted the dynamics of warfare.Night operations in drone warfare are currently limited.There is a significant gap in night drone strike capabilities.Elvinas's technology aims to bridge the gap in night operations.Increasing production to supply front lines is a priority.The conversation highlights the need for innovation in military technology.Drones have changed how conflicts are fought, similar to past technological advancements.The potential for detailed FPV strikes at night could change engagement strategies.Understanding the limitations of current drone operations is crucial.The future of warfare may heavily rely on advancements in drone technology.
The conversation w. Yuri Kozik from Resist Labs explores the complexities of modern warfare strategies, particularly focusing on the use of drones and the need for diverse tactical approaches. It highlights the challenges posed by decoy drones and the implications for anti-aircraft defenses.TakeawaysThere is no single path and there is no single strategy.Multiple paths and strategies can be used simultaneously.Drones can be used in various ways to confuse defenses.Decoy drones complicate the identification of real threats.Exhausting anti-aircraft resources is a significant concern.Defensive capabilities can be exposed through tactical maneuvers.Understanding drone tactics is crucial for modern warfare.The use of Gerbera drones adds complexity to air defense.Military strategies must adapt to evolving technologies.Effective defense requires a multifaceted approach.
Insights from military reservist with deep knowledge of NATO operations.
Insights from the Ukranian front w. Yuri Kozik, Chief Business Development Officer at Resist Labs.Why drone swarms are still limited on the battlefieldThe spectrum challenge: interference and vulnerability to jammingAI’s current limits in computer vision and tactical decision-makingThe cost trade-off: cheap disposable drones vs. expensive autonomous systemsHow Shaheds and decoys act as “swarms” without coordinationFiber-optic drones: jam-proof advantages and real-world limitationsThe evolution from Bayraktars to FPVs, Mavics, and UGVsHow Ukrainian commanders adapt differently — from motorcycles to UGVsWestern vs. Ukrainian innovation cycles and the importance of costWhat’s next: integrating UAVs, UGVs, and limited AI in future battlefieldshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/iurii-kozik/https://www.linkedin.com/company/resistlabs/Interview by Rasmus Basilier,https://www.linkedin.com/in/rasmusbasilier/
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