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Danish Defence Orders AI-Supported System to Coordinate Responses to Drone Threats - The Copenhagen Post

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The Danish Defence will receive a new command system designed to help military and civilian authorities coordinate their responses to drones. The Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation has signed an agreement with Danish software company Systematic, the agency said Thursday. “The construction of Denmark’s drone shield is a step closer to the […]

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New system uses artificial intelligence to gather information about drone threats for the police and the Danish Armed Forces. The Danish Armed Forces will have a new system that will help military and civilian authorities coordinate efforts against drones like those that flew over Denmark in 2025. The Danish Ministry of Defence's Materiel and Procurement Agency (FMI) has entered into an agreement with the Danish company […] The article: The Mini…

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berlingske.dk broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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