Our mission
Intelligent software for unmanned systems
The UAV industry are dominated by hardware, and operations often rely on pre-programmed routes limited by human operators, hindering flexibility and scalability.
We firmly believe that intelligent software solutions are crucial in the current technology revolution. Our solution empowers operators to efficiently manage fleets of autonomous UAVs, promising impact across industries.
Valkyrie
Swarm technology
for multi-UAV operations.
Our platform autonomously manages fleets of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), enabling coordination and optimization of drone missions from a single station. Valkyrie enhances the functionality, efficiency, and range of UAVs.
Six Robotics proudly collaborates with the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI). This partnership enhances our Valkyrie platform, showcasing our joint commitment to advancing UAV technology.
Careers
Help us build a safer,
more resilient future
At Six Robotics, we value impact, integrity, and teamwork. We're rapidly expanding and searching for talented individuals passionate about advancing UAV technology.
Explore roles in engineering, software development, and operations.
Newsroom
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![Military vehicle parked in snowy terrain with hovering swarm drones, surrounded by trees and a cloudy sky.]()
Six Robotics will industrialize Norwegian drone swarm technology
FFI: "We are in a technological race within drone technology. It is crucial that we stay alert and do not fall behind," says Jan Erik Torp, Deputy Director at FFI.
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![Swarm of drones flying over a snowy landscape with trees and fog in the background, featuring a sign partially covered by snow.]()
Norway is at the forefront of drone research
FFI: The Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI) has entered into a licensing agreement with Six Robotics for the further development and commercialization of the drone swarm Valkyrie.
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![Military tank in snow with swarm drones]()
Swarms of drones will become Norway's new weapon
NRK: Norwegian soldiers will, in a few years, defend the country with swarms of drones. Dozens of drones can be controlled by a single soldier.
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![Two military personnel operating laptops inside a vehicle, wearing headsets and military uniforms.]()
One of the most important lessons from Ukraine
VG: In the air over the military exercise taking place in Finnmark, entirely new drone systems are being tested. This is something the military must invest more in, according to the Chief of Defence.
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![Person operating a drone swarm near a military vehicle in snowy environment]()
A drone swarm flew from a CV90 for the first time
Forsvarets forum: For the first time, the Armed Forces flew a drone swarm from the combat space using a CV90. Soon, autonomous systems may be part of the Army's spearhead.
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![Two people inside dimly lit control room working on laptops with multiple screens displaying data and maps.]()
Must protect against a swarm of drones
The Norwegian Armed Forces: A new and unknown weapon poses a significant threat to ground forces during the Nordic Response exercise. This is "Tomorrow’s combat unit."
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