Robin Radar Systems has moved to a new research, engineering and operations hub in Delft in the Netherlands, expanding capacity for counter-uncrewed aerial systems (C-UAS) product development, prototyping and industrialisation to meet growing demand.
The 9,000 sqm manufacturing, research, engineering and operations facility triples the company’s previous operational capacity and follows the launch of Robin Radar’s new facility in the US.
The company said in a 28 September press release that the Delft facility enables it to develop new product lines and customer-specific solutions. “Operational feedback from live deployments in Ukraine, the EU and the Gulf have already driven major software innovations, including IRIS Long-Range Mode, which extended the system’s instrumented range from five to 12 kilometres, and our new maritime capability, enabling IRIS to operate aboard large vessels.” The new hub is expected to speed up such development processes.
By the end of 2026, Robin Radar expects to employ more than 300 people, with capacity for continued expansion in the years ahead.
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