Janus Capital's CEO Antons Kreslins and team attended Drone Summit 2026 in Riga, Latvia. Latvia is becoming a key NATO hub for autonomous systems, drone warfare, and counter-UAS technology testing. NATO recently launched large-scale testing involving drones, interceptor systems, and electronic warfare at the Sēlija military training area. The environment supports high-speed interceptor drone trials, electronic warfare experiments, AI-assisted reconnaissance, and battlefield integration testing. The summit gathered nearly 2,000 participants including NATO countries, Drone Coalition members, defence companies, military structures, and technology developers. Discussions focus on scaling drone production, integrating autonomous systems in military infrastructure, building effective counter-drone defenses, and addressing procurement speed to keep pace with drone warfare evolution. The Baltic region is emerging as a key operational testing ground for next-generation autonomous warfare systems.

Janus Capital's CEO Antons Kreslins and team attended Drone Summit 2026 in Riga, Latvia. Latvia is becoming a key NATO hub for autonomous systems, drone warfare, and counter-UAS technology testing. NATO recently launched large-scale testing involving drones, interceptor systems, and electronic warfare at the Sēlija military training area. The environment supports high-speed interceptor drone trials, electronic warfare experiments, AI-assisted reconnaissance, and battlefield integration testing. The summit gathered nearly 2,000 participants including NATO countries, Drone Coalition members, defence companies, military structures, and technology developers. Discussions focus on scaling drone production, integrating autonomous systems in military infrastructure, building effective counter-drone defenses, and addressing procurement speed to keep pace with drone warfare evolution. The Baltic region is emerging as a key operational testing ground for next-generation autonomous warfare systems.