The USA will launch an online store for drones based on the Brave1 Market model

• The USA will launch an online store for drones in the fall of 2025.
• The platform will allow for quick purchases of drones, simplifying procurement.
• The experience of Ukraine in the Brave1 Market will contribute to the development of the American project.

This is reported by Ukrayinska Pravda, Mezha.

In the fall of 2025, the US military plans to launch a new online platform for the purchase of unmanned systems, which will resemble Amazon. This platform will allow military units to securely select verified products based on price and productivity, streamlining the procurement process.

The platform will provide the ability to filter products by value and characteristics, allowing for quicker reviews, comparisons, and purchases of drones. This approach is part of a broader strategy for optimizing assessments, acquisitions, and deployment of unmanned systems.

The USA is learning from Ukraine's experience in this field, particularly the experience of the Brave1 market, which was launched at the beginning of 2025. This market allows units to securely purchase technology necessary at the front, including drones and software solutions.

Brave1 Market promotes over ten thousand innovative solutions, including unmanned aerial vehicles, electronic warfare systems, artificial intelligence platforms, and robotics. Users can access the open catalog after authentication in addition to "Diya", where confidential lists are accessible only through the "Delta" system, which is utilized by the army.

In addition, there are similar systems in Ukraine, such as DOT-Chain, which was presented last year and simplified logistics management for military needs, reducing delivery time by four times.

Regarding the American platform, it is intended to create a competitive environment in the industry and shorten the time for selection and procurement of equipment. The number of systems available at the start is not yet disclosed, but the USA promises to focus on verified suppliers.

Tags: USA/Technology