EUROBOTICS

EUROBOTICS GmbH is a German company based at Friedrichshafener Strasse 7 in Gilching, near Munich, that develops, integrates and operates unmanned systems for operations underwater, at sea, on land and in the air. Under the claim smart systems, many missions, it combines platforms, sensor technology, command and control architectures and mission software into a single operational system for defence, security and industrial customers, creating the technological foundation for coordinated multi-domain operations in demanding environments.

Services

• C4D system integration: command, control, communications and data management solutions that allow coordinated control of unmanned systems across domains, with interoperability between platforms of different dimensions
• Mission-configured autonomous systems (UUV, USV, UGV and UAV) adapted to operational requirements from range and endurance to sensors, payload and degree of autonomy
• Sensor integration of EO/IR, LiDAR, sonar and specialised mission sensors into existing and new platforms, with standards-compliant interfaces
• AI mission software and integrated logistics support, accompanying the whole lifecycle from concept through integration to long-term operation

Products

• SPEARTOOTH, a modular autonomous underwater payload carrier with INS, sonar, DVL and an expandable communications suite for precise navigation and collision avoidance, with a quiet electric drive
• MULE, an unmanned ground vehicle with up to eight wheels and progressive suspension, satellite or line-of-sight control and autonomous navigation with obstacle avoidance for combat and critical missions
• FALCON, described by the company as the world's first low-cost, attritable subsonic/supersonic UAV in reduced scale, serving as a threat simulator for military training, test and evaluation, and adaptable for high-speed ISR, interceptor and manned-unmanned teaming roles
• STRIKE, a highly mobile precision-guided UAV with VTOL capability, hand launch option and compatibility with 120 mm launch systems, using computer vision for autonomous operation

Company

EUROBOTICS states that it builds integrated architectures rather than isolated solutions, with an open, modular design that grows with customer requirements. Its news page reports that Raffael Klaschka took over as chief executive officer on 1 June 2026, with the AEGIRON and INTEC companies led by Christoph Otten on a growth path. The site is published in German and English.

Shows

EUROBOTICS appears in the exhibitor lists of Euronaval 2026 and XPONENTIAL Europe 2027.

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