The amount of the deal and the names of the investors have not been disclosed.
TFL’s core product is the TFL-1 module, which enables autonomous flight and advanced terminal guidance. The solution is designed for large-scale deployment, with production planned in the hundreds of thousands of units.
In addition, the company offers the Lupynis-10-TFL-1 platform — an unmanned aerial system with high levels of autonomy tailored for defense sector needs.
“Scalable drone autonomy is the key to defense in this decade. Ukrainian forces understand this better than anyone. We are doing the most important work of our lives, and this investment is only the beginning. Defeating the enemies of democracy will require even greater resources,” said Yaroslav Azhnyuk, founder and CEO of The Fourth Law.
The company emphasizes that the newly raised capital, combined with growing demand for autonomous solutions, strengthens TFL’s position as a leading player in defense robotics.
The Fourth Law was founded in Kyiv in 2023 by entrepreneur Yaroslav Azhnyuk. Today, the company operates offices in Ukraine, the EU, and the U.S., and focuses on scalable autonomy solutions for dual-use FPV drones.
