Eagle.One has officially become a member of AOBP

Eagle.One has officially become a member of AOBP, the Defence and Security Industry Association of the Czech Republic. For us, this is an important step, not because of the label itself, but because of what it connects us to. AOBP brings together companies and institutions that are actively shaping the Czech defence and security environment, and being part of that network matters if you want to contribute to the conversation in a serious way.

What makes AOBP relevant is its role in the wider ecosystem. According to the association’s own information, it works closely with key Czech ministries including the Ministry of Defence, Ministry of the Interior, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Ministry of Industry and Trade, and it contributes to the broader policy and industry dialogue around defence and security. That makes it more than a formal association. It is one of the places where industry, institutions, and practical priorities meet.

For Eagle.One, the membership feels like a natural fit. Our work sits at the intersection of autonomous systems, airspace protection, critical infrastructure security, and integration into wider C-UAS and C2/C4 environments. That is also how Eagle.One is presented in AOBP’s member catalogue, where the company is listed as a Czech technology company developing autonomous systems for protecting airspace against unauthorized drones.

We see this as a good next step. The discussion around drone threats, airspace security, and the protection of critical infrastructure is becoming more practical, more urgent, and more relevant across Europe. Being part of AOBP gives us another way to stay close to that discussion and to contribute where it makes sense. That is what matters to us most.