UForce will cooperate with Taiwanese AerosoarX in the supply of drone components

Ukrainian-British defence tech group UFORCE has announced a cooperation agreement with Taiwanese company AerosoarX, whose access to Taiwan’s technology and manufacturing ecosystem may help UFORCE find additional trusted sources of components, according to the announcement.

The companies signed a memorandum of understanding during the MATURE Taiwan 2026 exhibition. They now plan to identify areas where the Taiwanese manufacturer can support UFORCE.

“Taiwan’s strength in semiconductors, electronics and precision manufacturing makes it a natural partner in building more resilient supply chains,” UFORCE writes.

AerosoarX was founded only in 2026. The company’s mission is to become the world’s most resilient partner in the supply chain. Its website states that it develops FPV drones, mid-strike and deep-strike drones, andoffers customers batteries and other key components for unmanned systems.

The Taiwanese company is also developing AI solutions for drones. In particular, it is working on terminal guidance technology, navigation in GNSS-denied conditions and a swarm concept.

UForce previously took part in exercises with Taiwan’s ally, the US. The US Army tested its naval drones as UAV carriers.