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Partnership explores how Taiwan’s technology ecosystem can complement UFORCE’s expertise in autonomous systems, software integration and command-and-control.
TAINAN, Taiwan, 4 November 2026 - UFORCE, a global defence technology company of Ukrainian origin, today announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Taiwan-based technology company AerosoarX to explore supply-chain cooperation, following a signing ceremony in Tainan during MATURE Taiwan 2026 (Taiwan Marine Tech & Unmanned Robotics Expo).
Demand for unmanned systems continues to grow worldwide, yet the industry faces sustained supply-chain pressure: critical components can be difficult to secure, supply sources are often concentrated, and production and delivery lead times remain uncertain.
The MOU creates a framework for the companies to explore how AerosoarX’s access to Taiwan’s technology and manufacturing ecosystem could help UFORCE identify and evaluate additional sources for components used across its unmanned systems.
AerosoarX’s supply-chain approach draws on Taiwan’s established strengths in semiconductors, electronic components, communications technology and precision manufacturing, as well as its broader international supplier network. UFORCE brings expertise in autonomous systems, software integration, command-and-control and rapid innovation. Through the partnership, the companies intend to explore practical ways to build more adaptable and resilient supply chains for advanced unmanned-system technologies.
Sean Plankey, CEO of UFORCE USA, said: “Taiwan has a globally recognised technology and industrial ecosystem. This partnership provides a practical framework for UFORCE and AeroSoarX to explore supply-chain cooperation built around integration, rapid innovation and resilience. We look forward to identifying areas where our respective strengths can support trusted and adaptable solutions for international partners.”
Dr. Lo Cheng-Fang, Chairman of AeroSoarX, said: “Global unmanned-systems companies continue to face pressure around the availability, diversity and reliability of critical components. AerosoarX is developing a resilient supply-chain network to address these challenges. Through this MOU, we look forward to exploring how Taiwan’s technology and manufacturing ecosystem can support UFORCE’s global requirements.”
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