According to the German Bundeswehr, the Birds Group was created within the Army Command's Inspectorate Staff to coordinate and accelerate innovations in unmanned aerial and land systems. The group provides a broad situational overview to improve decision-making and connects ideas from units with Bundeswehr innovation actors. Led by a retired Colonel with a small team, it aims to save resources and avoid duplications by bundling innovations and coordinating with other Bundeswehr actors. The Birds Group represents a decisive step for the Army towards increased operational readiness and future technology security through networking, expertise, and openness to new solutions. The initiative will allow innovations originating in the troops to become visible sooner and transferred more rapidly to other areas, all under unified leadership while maintaining existing responsibilities of other leadership levels and specialists. This new structure is expected to benefit the entire Bundeswehr.

According to the German Bundeswehr, the Birds Group was created within the Army Command's Inspectorate Staff to coordinate and accelerate innovations in unmanned aerial and land systems. The group provides a broad situational overview to improve decision-making and connects ideas from units with Bundeswehr innovation actors. Led by a retired Colonel with a small team, it aims to save resources and avoid duplications by bundling innovations and coordinating with other Bundeswehr actors. The Birds Group represents a decisive step for the Army towards increased operational readiness and future technology security through networking, expertise, and openness to new solutions. The initiative will allow innovations originating in the troops to become visible sooner and transferred more rapidly to other areas, all under unified leadership while maintaining existing responsibilities of other leadership levels and specialists. This new structure is expected to benefit the entire Bundeswehr.