Ukraine has received its first shipment of "Linza 3.0" drones, manufactured in Germany
Drone Industry
The Ukrainian-German company Quantum Frontline Robotics has delivered the first batch of "Linza 3.0" drones to Ukraine. In 2026, Germany plans to manufacture at least 10,000 Ukrainian-designed drones.
According to Censor.NET, citing Radio Liberty, this is stated in a press release from the manufacturer.
"This shipment marks the first phase of drone deliveries in 2026. Since the launch of the QFI joint venture, the Frontline Robotics team has conducted training and staff preparation, and together with the Quantum Systems team has established operational processes, which has made it possible to rapidly ramp up production, secure the supply of critical components, and begin manufacturing Ukrainian-designed drones in Germany," the statement notes.
What is known about the "Linza 3.0" drones
According to the manufacturer, the "Linza 3.0" drones developed by the Ukrainian company Frontline Robotics are equipped with an AI-based visual-inertial navigation module and a gyro-stabilized camera with digital and hybrid zoom. They also have their own communication channel, which ensures stable operation in the face of electronic warfare countermeasures, the statement said.
10,000 drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine over the course of the year
The manufacturer has announced that Quantum Frontline Industries (QFI) will produce at least 10,000 Ukrainian-designed drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine over the course of the year at its production facilities in Germany. The initial production phase began following the announcement of the company’s establishment in December 2025.
What preceded it?
- In December 2025, it was reported that the Ukrainian company Frontline Robotics, in partnership with the German company Quantum Systems, was expanding production of the "Linza" bomber drone as part of the Build with Ukraine initiative.
