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  • DDTG strengthens DreamSensor partnership with four-year agreement

    Copenhagen, 28 September 2026 — Dynamic Defense Technology Group (DDTG) announces that DreamSensor Denmark ApS and Ukraine-based DreamSensor LLC have signed an amended agreement establishing a four-year framework for the next phase of their cooperation.

    DreamSensor is developing technology to detect mines and other explosive hazards, including targets that are difficult to identify with conventional methods. The Danish and Ukrainian teams bring together technology development and operational insight from Ukraine with access to European partners, investment and international markets.

    The new agreement gives the partners a longer horizon to advance the technology, pursue investment and prepare it for wider use. It also reinforces the exchange of technical knowledge and field experience between the two companies.

    “DreamSensor has the potential to address a real and persistent detection challenge. A technology like this needs committed partners and time to develop properly. This agreement gives the Danish and Ukrainian teams a stronger foundation for the work ahead,” says Mikael Thiesen, Director of DreamSensor Denmark and founder of DDTG.

    Over the coming years, the partners will focus on continued development, testing, investment and the steps needed to bring the technology to market. DreamSensor Denmark will lead work on certification, compliance and market access in cooperation with the Ukrainian team.

    About DDTG

    Dynamic Defense Technology Group develops and supports defence technology ventures connecting Ukrainian innovation and experience with European capabilities, partners and markets.

    Learn more about DreamSensor at dynamicdtg.com/advanced-sensing.

  • WarTech Robotics Joins Odense Robotics StartUp Fund Incubator

    WarTech Robotics ApS, the Danish-Ukrainian joint venture behind DDTG’s autonomous systems platform, has been admitted into the Odense Robotics StartUp Fund & Incubator at Teknologisk Institut, joining a small cohort of Denmark’s most promising defence and dual-use startups.

    The company is led by CEO Dmytro Novokhatskyi, a Ukrainian former lawyer from Mariupol who served as a volunteer rescue worker for the Ukrainian Home Guard during the 2022 invasion, together with Danish entrepreneur Mikael Thiesen. WarTech Robotics takes proven, battlefield-tested drone technology directly from Ukraine and industrialises it to NATO and EU standards, from its base in Odense, next door to the Danish Defence Drone Center.

    “We started this company to ensure the best developed technologies protect next generations,” says Novokhatskyi.

    Read the full story at Teknologisk Institut.