Ukrainian UADAMAGE attracted investments from Ondas Capital and Pravo Ventures for mine detection technologies

The Ukrainian company UADAMAGE has attracted investment from Ondas Capital and Pravo Ventures. The funds will be used to develop software for detecting explosive threats, strengthen its work in Ukraine, and prepare for entry into international markets.

UADAMAGE announced this on LinkedIn. The company did not disclose the investment amount.

UADAMAGE develops systems that analyze drone imagery and data from various sensors. AI algorithms mark objects on a map that resemble mines or unexploded ordnance.

Operators see their coordinates and the data on which the system based its markings. This helps determine which areas need to be checked first, plan demining operations, and assess risks along routes.

The technology was developed and is used in Ukraine. According to UADAMAGE, the team has worked with field data and operator feedback for more than three years, and its solutions have been used in more than 41 completed demining and area survey missions.

The company is also developing the GRIT platform. It combines geospatial information with national datasets so that authorities can prioritize the survey and demining of areas based on security, social, economic, and environmental factors.

Thanks to the investment, UADAMAGE plans to expand its capacity to supply systems, train operators, and support field teams. Abroad, the company will look for partners among demining operators, system integrators, and government customers.

Even before announcing the investment from Ondas Capital and Pravo Ventures, UADAMAGE received an EU grant of almost €428,000 for the Demine on the Fly project. It started in August 2026 and will run until July 2028. As part of the project, the company plans to integrate into various UAV platforms a system that analyzes video in real time and recognizes explosive items visible on the surface. According to the project description, the model was trained on more than a million images and can recognize approximately 200 types of such objects.

In 2025, UADAMAGE also demonstrated a soil survey system that combines AI with a ground-penetrating radar on a drone. At the time of the demonstration, the technology was being tested as part of a joint initiative of the United Nations Development Programme and the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine.