TYTAN Technologies has opened a production site for autonomous interceptor drones in Munich-Aubing, where it plans to make up to 3,000 drones a month. Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder and Federal Economy Minister Katherina Reiche opened the plant on 9 November.
Europäische Sicherheit & Technik notes that the figure describes production capacity, not monthly output already reached or orders in hand. TYTAN announced the expansion in January 2026 and has not said which of its interceptor models will be built there in what numbers.
TYTAN already supplies counter-drone technology to Ukraine and has become a Bundeswehr contractor. In October 2026, Germany's federal procurement office BAAINBw ordered six TYTAN Drone Defender systems and two command vehicles to protect mobile forces, with no value or delivery dates published.
Söder called the plant the largest series production of autonomous interceptor drones in Western Europe. At the opening, TYTAN and KNDS also showed a jointly developed mobile counter-drone platform based on the protected Dingo vehicle.
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TYTAN Technologies
Counter-drone company
A Munich technology company that makes autonomous interceptor drones.
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Munich-Aubing
Production site
The district of Munich where TYTAN Technologies opened its interceptor drone factory.
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Markus Söder
Minister-President of Bavaria
The Minister-President of Bavaria.
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