Dominion Dynamics to Jointly Produce Ukrainian Drones in Canada
The Ottawa-based defence company Dominion Dynamics is partnering with Ukrainian robotics company Tencore to start building its ground-based drone vehicles in Canada as early as next year. The two companies signed a memorandum of understanding at a defence conference in Washington, D.C., today which outlines their plans to manufacture Tencore’s Termit drone in Canada and install Dominion’s software in the vehicles.
Ottawa-based Dominion Dynamics is collaborating with Ukrainian robotics firm Tencore to produce Tencore’s Termit ground-based drone vehicles in Canada starting next year. This partnership, formalized by a memorandum of understanding, will involve manufacturing the drone in Canada and integrating Dominion’s software. The Termit drone, resembling a small tank, is designed for hazardous missions like resupply and mine-laying on Ukraine’s front lines. The Canadian government supports such collaborations between Canadian and Ukrainian defense industries.
- Dominion Dynamics (Canada) and Tencore (Ukraine) are partnering to build drones in Canada.
- Manufacturing of Tencore’s Termit drone will begin in Canada as early as next year.
- Dominion’s software will be installed in the Tencore drones.
- The Termit drone is a ground-based vehicle used for hazardous missions in Ukraine.
- The federal government encourages joint drone production between Canadian and Ukrainian companies.
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