Kelluu CEO: Europe must urgently deploy AI‑driven defence tech
Published on April 21, 2026.
Finnish deep-tech company, known for its autonomous airship operations, has raised €15 million in a series A funding round to scale its technology and AI capabilities, expand its fleet, and increase its workforce. The funding was led by the NATO Innovation Fund, marking its first investment in a Finnish company. The company's CEO, Janne Hietala, stated that Europe is increasingly recognising the need for developing AI-driven defence technologies.
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