Airlogix is a Ukrainian defense technology company founded in Kyiv in 2020, initially as a cargo drone startup before pivoting fully to military applications following Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022. The company specializes in the design and production of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and aviation complexes for military reconnaissance, ISR, and autonomous strike missions, with its flagship GOR reconnaissance system boasting 4-hour endurance, 260 km operational altitude, 80x optical zoom, and a 260 km data-link range.

Airlogix's systems have been battle-tested across the front lines of Ukraine, and its GOR complex is deployed by more than 90 Ukrainian Armed Forces and special operations units. The company has expanded its product line to include the Anubis heavy autonomous strike system and the Seth-X medium-range strike drone, both designed with AI-guided terminal navigation and GNSS-denied autonomy, integrating machine vision and semi-autonomous target detection and engagement capabilities.

In February 2026, Airlogix and German-American autonomy software company Auterion announced the creation of Auterion Airlogix Joint Venture GmbH at the Munich Security Conference, backed by both the Ukrainian and German governments. By September 2026, the JV had commenced serial production of more than 5,000 Anubis and Seth-X systems on German soil—the largest German production order for heavy autonomous strike drones to date. The company has also signed cooperation agreements with Canada's Sentinel Research & Development for production of Ukrainian UAV systems in Canada, and with Czech engine maker PBS Velká Bíteš to localize turbine engine production in Ukraine.