Drone Repeater Kit
Radio relay equipment kit combining a Mini Antenna Rack and an airborne repeater unit.


Startup · Lithuania
HQ Lithuania
RSI Europe is a Lithuanian company that develops, industrially manufactures and integrates into armed forces battle-proven FPV drone and remote initiation systems.
| Announced | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors | Other investors | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Debt | €4.0M | — | — | ILTE | Reported |
| 2026 | Grant | €117K | — | — | European Regional Development Fund | Confirmed |
| 2026 | Undisclosed | €1.3M | — | — | NGL Ventures, ScaleWolf | Reported |
Raised counts equity rounds; debt, secondary sales and grants are totaled separately. Amounts in other currencies are converted at the announcement month's average rate. A ~ marks an estimated or converted amount.
Radio relay equipment kit combining a Mini Antenna Rack and an airborne repeater unit.
RISE-1 initiation component supporting electric and non-electric interfaces.
Remote initiation system for military engineering, demolition and commercial explosives applications.
FPV uncrewed aircraft family for military missions, including fiber-optic and terminal-guidance configurations.
Newest unveiled first. Open a system for its milestone timeline, components and sources.
| Technology | Role | Maturity | TRL | Notes | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strike and munitions | Developer | — | — | classify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Develops and integrates FPV drone and remote initiation systems into armed forces. | Reported |
| Uncrewed systems | Developer | — | — | classify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Develops and integrates FPV drone and remote initiation systems into armed forces. | Reported |
Maturity and TRL describe this organization's work; the field-wide maturity is on each technology's page.
| Person | Role |
|---|---|
| Tomas Milašauskas | co-founder and CEO |
RSI Europe · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website
“RSI Europe is a Lithuanian company that develops, industrially manufactures and integrates into armed forces battle-proven FPV drone and remote initiation systems.”
Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · country, Organization · kind
“{"country": "Lithuania", "hq_iso2": "LT", "id": "875749f2-756b-4d3c-a9a6-c2e3e947afb0"}”
RSI Europe · Supports System
“The DRK — Drone Repeater Kit — with two main components, the Mini Antenna Rack (MAR) and a Repeater Unit (RTK) is RSI Europe’s answer to this problem set. It is not a clean-sheet design but the product of iteration on Ukrainian operator feedback. A few features stand out as direct responses to known field requirements.”
RSI Europe · Supports System
“RSI Europe’s initial answer was the RISE-1 cRX, a compact electronic initiator designed for drone use. Pupelis describes it honestly as a first-generation product: a real improvement over field improvisation, and a foundation to build on.”
RSI Europe · Supports System
“The Shpak FPV drone system is engineered to support precision strike capabilities for modern armed forces. Designed for flexibility, it can deploy a range of payload configurations, combining high targeting accuracy with extended operational reach.”
RSI Europe · Supports System
“The Dual Initiator expands RISE-1 capabilities beyond electric initiation by adding shock tube compatibility. It enables operators to adapt to a wider range of mission requirements with ease.”
ILTE · Supports Funding round · amount
“Nacionalinis plėtros bankas ILTE pasirašė 4 mln. eurų vertės paskolos sutartį su gynybos technologijų įmone „RSI Europe“.”
Resilience Media · Supports Funding round · amount
“The company has raised €1.3 million to date has the backing of ScaleWolf and business angels through NGL Ventures.”
RSI Europe · Supports Funding round · amount
“FUNDING: EUR 117,337.50 (financed by the European Regional Development Fund)”
RSI Europe · Supports Role
“The memorandum was signed by RSI Europe co-founder and CEO Tomas Milašauskas and The Fourth Law Director of UAS Unit Yaroslav Tkachuk.”
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