Event
Project Q validates HYDRIS interoperability at NATO TIE26
Project Q validated HYDRIS interoperability at NATO’s Technical Interoperability Exercise 2026, connecting sensors, effectors and command-and-control systems through standards-based interfaces across a multinational counter-UAS environment.
Evidence notes
- The exercise tested interoperability across the counter-UAS detect-to-defeat chain.
- HYDRIS demonstrated SAPIENT-compatible integration in a multi-vendor environment.
- Project Q described the result as plug-and-fight interoperability for heterogeneous systems.
Company context
Project Q develops open-core defence integration software that connects military sensors, unmanned systems, vehicles, personnel and command applications. Its HYDRIS middleware provides a vendor-neutral orchestration layer for fusing data and configuring multi-domain mission environments. The Munich and Berlin company closed a €15 million Series A in July 2026 to expand the platform and deploy mission kits.
Context
- Company
- Project Q
- Segment
- Defense
- Event type
- Capability
- Added to Korthos
- Jul 15, 2026
- Geography
- Munich · Germany