Welcome Letter
Until now, the question has been “What does Ukraine need?” The Fenicks Group Ukrainian Defense Tech Pavilion at AUSA shifts the question to “What does Ukraine have to offer?”
Due to the urgencies and realities of war, Ukraine’s defense industry leads the world in several key areas. This was a direct result of Ukrainian companies working closely with military users to develop rapid continuous cycles of development, deployment, feedback and adaptation.
At our pavilion, we invite you to explore this experience firsthand. Organized by Fenicks Group as a private industry initiative, the pavilion brings together Ukrainian companies across multiple areas of defense technology, giving you the opportunity to meet their teams and discover their solutions.
We welcome military, government, industry and investment communities to learn what these companies have built, what they have learned and what we can develop together.
Fenicks Group specializes in bringing Ukrainian-developed, battle-proven equipment, training, and experience to the American market. We draw on extensive defense sector experience to connect Ukrainian innovation with American operational needs, industry partners and procurement opportunities.
Thank you for joining us. We look forward to meeting you and exploring the opportunities ahead.
David Hensley
Co-Founder & CEO of Fenicks Group
Presentation Schedule
Pavilion Layout
Exhibitor Profiles
DAMBA.TECH
DAMBA.TECH develops countermeasure systems with an emphasis on connecting detection, coordination and response. Its engineering approach combines rapid adaptation to operational requirements with integration into broader defense systems. Experience gained from deployment across Ukraine’s defense and security forces helps the company refine its systems and respond to changing operational needs.
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KVERTUS
KVERTUS brings radio-frequency detection, signal analysis and electronic countermeasures into a coordinated approach to drone protection. Its ATLAS system combines the AZIMUTH signals intelligence system and MIRAGE electronic warfare equipment under proprietary control software. Operator training, technical support and repairs complement the hardware, keeping the company closely connected to the units using it.
OSIRIS AI
At the center of OSIRIS AI’s work is OsirisOS, a modular software platform that brings navigation, mission control and application management together for unmanned systems. Its open architecture supports integration with third-party sensors, payloads and software. The company’s wider portfolio includes interceptor drones, onboard AI terminals, simulation tools and field-testing services.
Phantom Defense
Phantom Defense develops an integrated approach to countering drones, combining detection, electronic warfare and physical interception. Its C2 KUPOL platform brings different assets onto a shared operational map, while the Balaban interceptor adds an airborne response capability. The team combines military, communications and engineering experience to develop protection for military sites, cities and critical infrastructure.
Reactive Drone
Founded in 2019, Reactive Drone began with agricultural UAVs before shifting its production towards military requirements in 2022. Its portfolio includes the Kazhan heavy-lift strike drone and the Shmavik reconnaissance platform. In-house engineering and manufacturing are complemented by pilot training delivered with the involvement of combat veterans.
SICH
SICH grew from a collaboration between entrepreneurs, volunteers, designers and military personnel focused on controlling life-threatening bleeding. Its core product, the SICH-Tourniquet, is supplied for military and civilian first-aid kits. The company has continued manufacturing through wartime disruption, including occupation and power outages, to maintain deliveries to Ukrainian military units.
Stellarion
Stellarion’s Deadliner range addresses the demands of FPV strike missions in environments with intensive electronic warfare. The portfolio includes fibre-optic and radio-controlled aircraft, combining frontline experience with aviation engineering. Development of the Deadliner Q series reflects a particular focus on maintaining control and video connectivity where radio links face disruption.
STRUMKO
Reliable power in the field is STRUMKO’s focus. The company produces portable tactical batteries with rugged housings, built-in heating for cold conditions and modular charging and inverter options. Dedicated drone-charging modules extend their use to UAV teams operating away from mains electricity.
TarGun
TarGun designs and integrates unmanned ground systems through its own engineering and production teams. Its remotely operated platforms are developed to carry loads and support routine frontline logistics while reducing personnel exposure. The product range includes several Targan configurations, with an emphasis on practical design and ease of use.
TENCORE
TENCORE’s TerMIT UGV is a modular platform that supports logistics, casualty evacuation, fire support and engineering tasks in different configurations. The company develops and manufactures its systems in collaboration with military users. Its work also extends to autonomous movement functions that reduce the need for continuous operator control.
Ukrspecsystems
Since 2014, Ukrspecsystems has developed unmanned aircraft for reconnaissance and surveillance, drawing on operational use in Ukraine. Its portfolio includes the PD-2 and SHARK families, alongside stabilised electro-optical payloads, ground equipment and software. This combination allows the company to supply complete aerial systems as well as components for integration into other platforms.
UNWAVE
UNWAVE specializes in electronic warfare equipment designed for integration into vehicles, unmanned platforms and protective systems for personnel. It’s Shatro and Boombox product families are complemented by drone detectors and signal analyzers. The company also develops its own frequency generators, amplifiers and antennas, with service support extending through the equipment’s operating life.
U-Tactic
Since 2016, UTactic has been creating modern tactical and military apparel and gear designed and manufactured in Ukraine. U-Tactics designs reflect the realities of modern warfare with innovative designs in drone and medical packs and accessories. All development, design, and manufacturing is done in-house in their Ukrainian facilities.
Third Army Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The Third Army Corps is one of Ukraine’s most capable military formations, with extensive frontline combat experience. Its units combine assault and mechanized forces with artillery, reconnaissance, electronic warfare and unmanned systems.
Military personnel from the Corps are present at the pavilion to share their experience, offer an end-user perspective on defense technologies and explore opportunities for cooperation with international partners.
About Fenicks Group
Fenicks Group is a US Veteran Owned company specializing in bringing Ukrainian-developed, battle-proven technologies, training, and experience to the American market. The company focuses on the needs of the U.S. Armed Forces, federal agencies, state/local law enforcement, and private security.
Our team brings extensive experience in the American defense sector and a practical understanding of U.S. operational and procurement requirements. We combine this expertise with direct relationships across Ukraine’s government and defense industry.
We work with Ukrainian developers, U.S. customers and industry partners to support cooperation, technology integration and access to procurement opportunities through our reseller network. Our goal is to help turn operational experience into capabilities that partners can adopt, develop and scale together.
Fenicks Group also has fully owned Ukrainian warehouses and a defense focused outside sales force. Please consider having Fenicks Group represent your products in Ukraine.
