HIMERA
Jam-resistant, frequency-hopping tactical radios built to keep talking under heavy electronic warfare.
HIMERA, founded in 2022 and based in Kyiv, builds rugged tactical radios designed to keep small units talking through the dense electronic warfare that now blankets the Ukrainian front. Its handhelds are jam-resistant and frequency-hopping — built to hold a link where conventional radios are drowned out — and the company says they are fielded across Ukrainian Defence Forces units and have been evaluated by US Special Operations Forces and NATO.
In April 2026 the company signed a memorandum of understanding with the swarm-software firm Swarmer to fold its radios into Swarmer’s autonomy stack, the idea being that multi-drone missions only work if the communications underneath them survive jamming. HIMERA is led by co-founder and chief executive Misha Rudominski.
- Stack
- rf-ew
- mesh-networking
- Collaboration
- dual-use
Products
Software
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HIMERA tactical radios
Rugged, jam-resistant, frequency-hopping handheld radios engineered for connectivity under severe jamming; fielded across Ukrainian Defence Forces units and reportedly evaluated by US Special Operations Forces and NATO.
Hardware
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Himera G1
Compact handheld tactical radio engineered for small-unit communications under heavy Russian electronic warfare.
Introduced 2022
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Himera G1 Pro
Upgraded tactical radio with extended range, mesh networking, and stronger resistance to jamming.
Introduced 2023
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Himera SDR
Software-defined tactical radio engineered for operation under heavy Russian electronic warfare — frequency-agile waveforms, rugged field construction.
Introduced 2023
Sources
- himera.tech/ (2026-06-01) — Official site — jam-resistant, frequency-hopping tactical radios for severe-EW conditions.
- getswarmer.com/news/swarmer-and-himera-partner-to-integrate-resilient-communications-into-advanced-autonomous-systems/ (2026-06-01) — Swarmer press release (29 April 2026) — Swarmer Estonia OU signs an MOU with HIMERA to integrate its radios into Swarmer's autonomy stack; names HIMERA co-founder and CEO Misha Rudominski; states HIMERA radios are validated by US SOF and NATO forces.