9 Mothers launches EDDA counter-drone robot
9 Mothers launched EDDA, a compact autonomous system designed to protect personnel and critical assets from Group 1 one-way attack drones.
Why it matters
EDDA gives 9 Mothers a named defence-robotics product for short-range counter-UAS protection.
Evidence notes
- EDDA is described as a small robot built to counter Group 1 one-way attack drones near soldiers and critical assets.
- The launch positions 9 Mothers in defence autonomy and short-range counter-UAS missions.
- Y Combinator published the product launch on June 5, 2026.
Company context
9 Mothers builds AI mission systems for defence robotics. Its EDDA system is described as a small robot for protecting soldiers and critical assets from Group 1 suicide drones, placing the company in the defence autonomy and C-UAS robotics lane.