KLab and Trajectory announced a strategic business partnership to jointly promote the overseas rollout of counter-drone systems with a track record of deliveries to Japanese government agencies. The partnership aims to expand into global markets, including the UAE, starting in the Middle East.
KLab Inc. announced that it had entered into a memorandum of understanding on a strategic business partnership with Trajectory, which develops AI air traffic control and geospatial information management platforms and counter-drone systems. The two companies aim to jointly expand their drone and aviation-related businesses, primarily in the Middle East.
The partnership’s main initiatives include promoting the overseas rollout of counter-drone systems with a track record of deliveries to Japanese government agencies, and developing proposals for critical infrastructure such as airports, ports, government facilities, power plants, and oil and gas-related facilities. The companies also plan to cooperate in multiple areas, including the commercialization of integrated systems incorporating interceptor drones, global expansion including into Middle Eastern countries, and applications in the automated inspection and monitoring of critical infrastructure.
Trajectory will provide AI air traffic control, geospatial information management and drone corridor-related technologies, while KLab will be responsible for sales and business development. The companies plan to advance commercialization in overseas markets through an integrated approach covering both technology and market development. They will strengthen their expansion across the Middle East, starting with the UAE, and aim to create business opportunities in multiple drone operation and monitoring fields.
The companies expect the partnership to have a minor impact on consolidated results for the fiscal year ending December 2026, and said that they will disclose further information as appropriate if matters requiring disclosure arise. No specific investment amount or detailed timeline has been provided at this point.)