AI & Defence Software defence companies in Denmark

We track 6 AI and defence software companies in Denmark, most of them in Aalborg and Aarhus. 1 of them is hiring now, with 1 open roles. Among them are Acodyne, Abtrion and Chora.

All AI & Defence Software Companies in Denmark

AcodyneFrederiksberg · 11-50 employees · Drones & UAV
1 role

Danish unmanned eVTOL cargo aircraft developer building heavy-lift drones for offshore logistics and frontline resupply. The E200 carries 200 kg at 450 km/h using a proprietary ducted-fan system, with a 100-500 kg payload family powered by the eThor AI flight suite.

AbtrionRy · 1-10 employees · Drones & UAV
No listed roles

Builds AI-powered fixed-wing military drones from a Danish HQ in Ry, including the Strike OWA loitering munition with 100 km range, the Decoy swarmable radar-signature emulator, and the Target counter-UAS training drone.

ChoraAarhus · Sensors & EW
No listed roles

Electronic warfare and tactical situational awareness company. Systems analyse the electromagnetic spectrum in real time for threat detection and spectrum dominance across land, sea and air domains.

DanaDynamicsSvendborg · 11-50 employees · Naval & Maritime
No listed roles

Danish autonomous maritime navigation specialist. Develops SKIPPER, an autonomous navigation system that brings real-time data-driven route optimisation, collision avoidance, and unmanned operation to vessels for naval and commercial maritime use.

Dropla TechOdense · 11-50 employees · Drones & UAV
No listed roles

Danish-Ukrainian dual-use company developing AI-powered UXO and landmine detection drones and ground robots, including the Blue Eyes real-time detection module and the Seer dual-platform autonomous demining system. Raised €2.4M in 2025 and based at the Odense robotics incubator.

RobottoAalborg · 11-50 employees · AI & Defence Software
No listed roles

Aalborg-based AI software company building edge-level perception, detection and tracking for drones and ground robots, including GNSS-denied autonomous navigation used by defence and security operators.