Farsight Vision and Celebra Tech to represent Ukrainian defence tech at TechCrunch Disrupt in the US

Ukrainian defence tech projects Celebra Tech and Farsight Vision are among nine Ukrainian startups selected to attend TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 as part of the national delegation. The Ukrainian Startup Fund announced the selection.

Celebra Tech develops unmanned aerial and ground systems, electronic warfare systems and software. Its products include the Tryzub laser system for countering airborne targets, which is undergoing final trials.

According to the developers, the system can engage FPV drones at ranges of 800–900 metres and reconnaissance UAVs at up to 1.5 kilometres. It features automated target acquisition and tracking and can be integrated with radar systems. In addition to Tryzub, the company has developed the Laurus-13F fibre-optic FPV drone and the Svidok medium-range strike UAV. It is also working on bomber UAVs, unmanned ground systems and electronic warfare capabilities.

Farsight Vision is a Ukrainian-Estonian defence tech company developing software and hardware solutions for intelligence collection and autonomous systems. Its technology converts drone imagery and video into 3D models and orthophoto maps, detects objects and anomalies, and can operate in GNSS-denied environments. More than 100 units of Ukraine’s Defence and Security Forces use the company’s solutions.

In February 2026, Farsight Vision raised €7.2 million. The company will use the funding to develop a hardware-software autonomy system for drones that covers the entire mission cycle—from reconnaissance flights and determining target coordinates to transmitting targeting data to strike UAVs

TechCrunch Disrupt will take place in San Francisco on 13–15 October, with more than 10,000 attendees expected.