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NORDA Dynamics

GPS-free, computer-vision autonomy modules that let combat drones finish a strike under heavy jamming.

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NORDA Dynamics is a Lviv-based deep-tech firm, founded in 2024 by Nazar Bihun, that builds autonomy modules letting a drone finish a strike without GPS or a stable radio link by using onboard computer vision. Its two products are the Underdog terminal-guidance module, where an operator designates a target and the drone completes the last stretch on its own under jamming, and the StableLink optical stabiliser, which holds a drone’s heading and altitude when satellite navigation is denied.

Both are designed to run on inexpensive companion hardware and a range of common flight controllers — Betaflight, iNav, Pixhawk, and ArduPilot — so they can be retrofitted across many existing airframes rather than tied to one. In September 2025 the company raised $1 million in a round led by Sweden’s Varangians. The company says its modules are integrated with dozens of Ukrainian drone makers; those deployment figures are self-reported and not independently confirmed.

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  • Underdog

    AI computer-vision last-mile terminal-guidance module; the operator designates a target and the drone completes the strike autonomously under GPS denial and EW jamming. Hardware-agnostic across Betaflight, iNav, Pixhawk, and ArduPilot.

  • StableLink

    Optical/visual stabilisation that holds azimuth and altitude without GPS during active EW; supports automatic take-off and landing and wind compensation.

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