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Project Q Validates Interoperability at NATO CWIX 2026

At NATO CWIX 2026, Project Q and the German Armed Forces were selected as an Innovation Spotlight, validating the integration of legacy CBRN sensors into an end-to-end sensor-to-decider chain for greater interoperability and faster decision-making.

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Project Q Validates Interoperability at NATO CWIX 2026

At NATO CWIX 2026, Project Q and the German Armed Forces were selected as an Innovation Spotlight, validating the integration of legacy CBRN sensors into an end-to-end sensor-to-decider chain for greater interoperability and faster decision-making.

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HENSOLDT and Project Q join forces to advance software-centred defence and sensor integration

HENSOLDT and Project Q have signed a Memorandum of Understanding at Eurosatory in Paris.

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Project Q unveils its Unattended Ground Sensor (UGS) Mission Kit at EUROSATORY 2026

Project Q unveiled its passive UGS Mission Kit at EUROSATORY 2026. The AI-enabled seismic-acoustic sensor network provides scalable, low-signature surveillance for the early detection of drones, vehicles, and personnel, and integrates seamlessly into existing C2 systems via Hydris.

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NATO NCIA-Certified SAPIENT Interoperability at TIE26

At NATO TIE26, Project Q successfully validated HYDRIS’ SAPIENT interoperability.

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HAT.tec and Project Q Partner to Advance Multi-Domain Defence Operations at Sea

Strategic partnership to integrate software-defined defence solutions across land, air, and maritime environments

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New Generation of European Defence Companies

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) profiles Project Q as part of a new generation of European defence technology companies and highlights the company's test bed at Berlin Tegel for the monitoring of the lower airspace.

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Project Q Raises €7.5 Million in Seed Funding

The Business Insider article describes how Project Q has raised €7.5 million in Seed funding to further scale its defence technology platform and expand its team. The financing round supports Project Q’s mission to transform commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technologies into scalable, interoperable, and mission-ready capabilities for European defence and security applications.

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Transforming COTS Technologies into Mission-Ready Capabilities

The Handelsblatt article describes how Project Q transforms commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) technologies into mission-ready capabilities for frontline use. Data from a network of sensors and other sources is fused and processed with artificial intelligence to generate a real-time operational picture.

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Open Source: Europe’s Fastest Path to Technological Sovereignty

In a Handelsblatt guest article, Project Q CEO Leonard Wessendorff makes the case for open-source software as a strategic foundation for European defence. Open source can help overcome fragmented national systems, reduce dependency, and enable faster integration of sensors, effectors, and command-and-control systems

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