Frontline Robotics is a Ukrainian defence technology company founded in August 2023 by four Ukrainians — Yevhenii Tretiak (CEO), Pavlo Kosolapkin (CTO), Oleksii Markhovskyi (CPO), and Oleksandr (Senior Embedded Engineer). Its core mission is to replace soldiers on the front lines with robotic systems, operating on the belief that the side that adapts fastest to battlefield technology will prevail. Since 2014, the founders have collectively developed and deployed multiple robotic solutions for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The company's product portfolio includes four NATO-codified systems: the Linza (a multi-purpose EW-resistant drone bomber with up to 4 kg payload and 15 km tactical radius), the Zoom (an EW-resistant reconnaissance UAV with 90× hybrid zoom and 15 km range), the Burya (an autonomous remote weapon station compatible with the Mk 19, RDS40, AGS-53 grenade launchers and the Browning M2 heavy machine gun), and the newly unveiled Frodo (a 6×6 UGV for logistics, evacuation, and fire support with 150 km range and 40 km/h top speed). All products are fully battlefield-tested and deployed with 60+ Ukrainian military units.

In December 2025, Frontline Robotics co-founded Quantum Frontline Industries (QFI), a German-Ukrainian joint venture with Quantum Systems, establishing Europe's first fully automated industrial drone production line for the Ukrainian Defence Forces. The facility — whose exact location is undisclosed for security reasons — targets production of 10,000+ Zoom and Linza drones annually, with 100% of systems delivered to the Ukrainian military. In October 2026, QFI signed a follow-on contract with Ukraine's National Guard for 2027 drone deliveries, scaling production capacity fivefold.