Quantum Systems has been selected by Japan’s Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency (ATLA) to participate in Japan’s Counter-UAS Proof-of-Concept Program. The initiative forms part of ATLA’s Early Acquisition Program, which aims to accelerate the evaluation and deployment of next-generation interceptor drone capabilities for the Japan Self-Defense Forces. Quantum Systems’ selection reflects the company’s internationally sought-after expertise in counter-UAS technologies and expands its engagement with allied defence stakeholders in the Indo-Pacific region. The programme represents another milestone in Quantum Systems’ international growth and reinforces the company’s commitment to delivering interoperable autonomous capabilities that address rapidly evolving airborne threats.
Martin Karkour, Chief Revenue Officer at Quantum Systems, said: “Our selection by ATLA reflects the growing international demand for interoperable counter-UAS capabilities. Participating in ATLA’s programme allows us to contribute our operational expertise while deepening long-term industrial and defence cooperation. We look forward to further strengthening our long-term partnership with one of the Indo-Pacific’s most important defence innovators.”
Quantum Systems is a leading European defence neo prime. The company develops, produces and deploys interoperable unmanned systems that combine battle-proven and modular hardware, software and AI to deliver mission-critical autonomous capabilities across air, land, sea and adjacent domains. Through MOSAIC UXS, its software backbone for unmanned operations, Quantum Systems connects platforms, sensors, counter-UXS systems, drone ports and partner technologies into one interoperable system. The company serves defence, security and civil resilience customers across Europe, NATO and allied markets, scaling sovereign multi-domain unmanned capabilities from Europe for the world.
