Robot maker · early
Nordic Air Defence
Develops the Kreuger 100, a lightweight battery-powered drone interceptor that replaces conventional seeker/guidance hardware with software-defined pulsed propulsion and controlled aerodynamics, targeting roughly 10x lower production cost than standard interceptors for scalable counter-UAS defense. Emerged from stealth in late 2024; Sweden planned live testing of the Kreuger 100 ahead of potential transfer to Ukraine, and the Kreuger 100XR variant has been discussed as a candidate for NATO's drone wall. Expanded to Poland in March 2026 through partnerships with WB Group and Tantalit. Dual-use positioning covers both military and civilian airspace protection.
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Robot models
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Kreuger 100
- Software-guided interceptor with no traditional onboard guidance hardware, cutting production cost by about 10x
Counter-drone interceptor using pulsed propulsion and software-controlled aerodynamics instead of conventional seekers
Claim source - Capable of downing Orlan- and Shahed-class drones despite miniature size
Interceptor effectiveness claim against common Russian ISR and one-way attack drones
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Kreuger 100XR
- No specifications on file.
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SNO Ventures, Jorgen Bladh, Jan Gurander
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