M-Fly
EW-resistant semi-active laser guidance and stabilised gimbals for drones and munitions.
M-Fly is a technology firm specializing in guidance and stabilization systems for unmanned aerial vehicles and munitions. The company is legally registered as M-FLY OÜ, an Estonian entity with its registered office in Tallinn, Harju maakond. Despite its Estonian incorporation, the company states it has been tested in Ukraine. The firm’s primary focus is on providing semi-active laser guidance and stabilized gimbals designed to operate in electronic warfare (EW) contested environments.
The company’s product line centers on two main hardware categories: laser guidance systems and stabilized gimbals. The laser guidance system functions as a terminal guidance solution that combines a laser designator with a seeker. This seeker homes in on the reflected laser spot from a target, a method that does not require a continuous radio data link. By avoiding radio frequency transmission for terminal guidance, the system is designed to be resistant to jamming. The second major product category consists of stabilized gimbals for electro-optical and infrared cameras. These gimbals utilize gyro-stabilization and AI-assisted image stabilization to maintain target lock. The company highlights automatic target tracking capabilities as a key feature of these optical systems.
M-Fly offers specific models of stabilized gimbals, including the RB-150 and the RB-220. The RB-150 gimbal weighs 2.2 kilograms and has a diameter of 150 millimeters. It provides continuous 360-degree azimuth range and two-axis stabilization with an accuracy of 0.5 milliradians. It typically consumes 70 watts of power, with a maximum draw of 150 watts. The larger RB-220 model weighs 5.5 kilograms and has a diameter of 225 millimeters. It also features continuous 360-degree azimuth range and two-axis stabilization, but with higher precision at 0.2 milliradians. Like the RB-150, the RB-220 operates on a typical power consumption of 70 watts and a maximum of 150 watts.
The company is led by CEO Vladyslav Myhovych. Contact information for the firm is listed as being based in Tallinn, Estonia, with phone numbers starting with the Estonian country code (+372) and a Ukrainian contact number (+38). The company maintains a presence on LinkedIn and operates the website m-fly.org. Access to full product specifications or detailed technical documentation on the website is gated behind a verification step that requires users to prove they are not human.
There is no public information available regarding the company’s funding rounds, valuation, or employee count. The company does not have a Wikipedia article or a Wikidata entry. No field reports from open-source intelligence channels have been recorded for M-Fly at this time. The firm is categorized as a startup within the drone and autonomous systems sector, with specific tags indicating its involvement in laser guidance, terminal guidance, and electronic warfare resistance.
- Stack
- electro-optical
- ai-targeting
- edge-autonomy
- Collaboration
- dual-use
- brave1
Products
Software
Laser guidance system
A designator that paints the target with a laser plus a seeker that homes on the reflected spot, giving terminal guidance that needs no continuous radio link and is therefore resistant to jamming.
Stabilised gimbals
Gyro-stabilised electro-optical / infrared camera gimbals with AI-assisted image stabilisation and automatic target tracking.
Sources
- therecursive.com/ukrainian-defense-tech-startup-m-fly-raises-e1-19m-uav-laser-guidance/ (2026-06-01) — Reports the ~$1.3M seed (led by SID Venture Partners), the laser-guidance focus, and CEO Vladyslav Myhovych.
- www.uatechjournal.com/m-fly-raises-1-4-million-from-brave1-to-scale-drone-stabilization-and-targeting-systems/ (2026-06-01) — Reports a $1.4M BRAVE1 award (Nov 2025), the Kyiv base, and the gimbal/targeting products; m-fly.org domain.
- techukraine.org/2025/03/14/m-fly-pioneering-drone-dominance-with-1-3m-from-strategic-investors/ (2026-06-01) — Confirms the first Kyiv office (Sept 2023) and the SID Venture Partners-led round. The "95%+ hit rate" is a vendor figure.