Tective Robotics funding news – Delft-based Tective Robotics Secures Fresh funding

SecFund, created by the Ministry of Defence and managed by The Brabant Development Agency (BOM), supports innovation in areas like data transmission, low-noise technology, and drones, focusing on solutions with both military and civilian applications.

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Tenzing Alpha highlighted Tective Robotics’ role in advancing autonomous drone technology. The investment will help the company grow its technology, reach new markets, and speed up adoption in key industries.

Tenzing Alpha says, “Our investment philosophy is about more than just providing capital—we partner with the companies we believe in. Tective exemplifies the innovative spirit we look for, transforming situational awareness with their autonomous drone systems. Tective is transforming situational awareness with autonomous drone systems like SPEAR, SkyFence, SkyBase and Skyhive built for 24/7 security, border surveillance, and mobile recon. Their modular drone hubs set them apart, combining drones and automated deployment in one fully integrated platform.”

About Tective Robotics

Tective Robotics was founded in 2023 by Mattijs Otten, Jeffrey Miog, and Frank van Veelen. The company develops autonomous drone systems for both military and civilian use.

Its technology helps in defence operations by improving situational awareness, supports emergency teams in search and rescue missions, and enhances farming efficiency by optimising chemical use. Tective aims to boost efficiency and resource management across these fields.