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The rise of dual-use innovation: Latvia’s startups making global strides (Sponsored)
- Latvia is gaining recognition for dual-use innovation, combining civilian and defence technologies, with startups excelling in mobility, security, and simulation sectors.
- European VC investments in defence startups reached €4.8 billion in 2024, supporting Latvia's agile startups with scalable technologies for military and commercial use.
- Deep Tech Atelier 2025 showcased AI, autonomous systems, and modular design in the defence-tech ecosystem, focusing on operational efficiency and international collaboration.
- Latvian universities signed a cooperation memorandum to boost defence and security research, highlighting the country's commitment to innovation in these fields.
- The event featured five Latvian startups shaping dual-use technology, including electric mobility, unmanned ground platforms, autonomous drones, XR trauma simulation, and military e-scooters.
- These startups offer innovative solutions that cater to a range of sectors from extreme terrains to urban security, showcasing their adaptability and engineering potential.
- Latvia's tech ecosystem, supported by university collaborations and public funding, is driving defence innovation to mainstream markets, positioning the Baltics as a significant player in European security innovation.
- Deep Tech Atelier events serve as platforms for breakthroughs and demonstrate the growing influence of Baltic nations in the realm of dual-use technologies.
- The conference drew over 2,000 attendees from 62 countries, highlighting the global interest in Latvia's dual-use innovations and defence technology advancements.
- The next Deep Tech Atelier is scheduled for May 2026 in Riga, continuing to showcase the latest advancements in dual-use technology and innovation.
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