On December 18, 2025, supported by Latvia's Ministry of Defence counter-drone R&D initiative, Frankenburg Technologies successfully carried out a full kill-chain hard-kill intercept against a fast-moving aerial target at Latvia's Ādaži Military base. This event marks the first guided missile designed for mass manufacturing in Europe, built from commercial off-the-shelf components and intended as a low-cost, mass-produced defensive interceptor. Earlier in 2025, Latvia allocated €10 million for counter-drone R&D, awarding contracts to four Latvian companies, including Frankenburg Technologies. The development aligns with Latvia's defense priorities focusing on drone and anti-drone technology advancement.

On December 18, 2025, supported by Latvia's Ministry of Defence counter-drone R&D initiative, Frankenburg Technologies successfully carried out a full kill-chain hard-kill intercept against a fast-moving aerial target at Latvia's Ādaži Military base. This event marks the first guided missile designed for mass manufacturing in Europe, built from commercial off-the-shelf components and intended as a low-cost, mass-produced defensive interceptor. Earlier in 2025, Latvia allocated €10 million for counter-drone R&D, awarding contracts to four Latvian companies, including Frankenburg Technologies. The development aligns with Latvia's defense priorities focusing on drone and anti-drone technology advancement.