Circus Establishes Defence Subsidiary to Expand Autonomous AI Robotics Portfolio
TL;DR
Circus Defence SE creates a strategic advantage by leveraging existing European defense relationships to expand autonomous AI robotics systems for military applications.
Circus establishes a dedicated subsidiary using its patented AI robotics platform and modular architecture to develop autonomous defense systems with minimal personnel requirements.
Circus Defence's autonomous medical supply and logistics systems enhance troop safety and mission effectiveness while reducing human risk in defense operations.
Circus expands from food production robots to defense systems, creating the world's first autonomous troop supply unit now growing into a modular product family.
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Circus SE has established Circus Defence SE as a wholly owned subsidiary dedicated to expanding the company's autonomous AI robotics and infrastructure systems into the defense sector. The new entity will focus on developing defense-specific applications using Circus' patented AI robotics platform and modular system architecture for mission-critical environments.
The strategic expansion builds on the company's existing CA-M system, which is recognized as the world's first autonomous AI robotics system for troop supply. Circus Defence plans to evolve this technology into a modular product family while expanding into new development areas including autonomous medical supply units, centralized infrastructure for counter-drone operations, and autonomous logistics and equipment systems for military personnel.
Nikolas Bullwinkel, Founder and CEO of both Circus and Circus Defence, emphasized the strategic importance of the move, stating the company is "actively building a comprehensive portfolio for the defense sector and creating a specialized unit that leverages existing relationships within European defense and NATO structures." The company's approach emphasizes European development and production, with Bullwinkel noting the technology is being "developed and produced in Europe - for Europe."
The new subsidiary will concentrate on mobile, containerized AI robotics systems designed for rapid deployment, fully autonomous operation, and minimal personnel requirements. This expansion follows Circus' recent market entry into Ukraine and planned initiation of series production within Europe. The company is currently establishing dedicated management and development teams to accelerate growth in the defense sector.
Circus is evaluating potential strategic investor participation in Circus Defence and considering a future public listing for the subsidiary. The establishment of Circus Defence SE represents a significant step in applying the company's expertise in AI control, robotics, and autonomous systems to defense applications while maintaining its European manufacturing footprint. View the original release on www.newmediawire.com.
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