SGJapan is increasing its focus on dual-use technologies, innovations originally intended for civilian use but applicable in military contexts, as part of broader efforts to enhance national security. The country aims to leverage these technologies to develop cost-effective defense solutions, particularly in countering low-cost drones like Iran’s Shahed models. Startups are playing a key role in this initiative, with companies like Terra Drone investing in both domestic and international projects to advance defensive capabilities. Terra Drone, founded in 2016, is expanding into defense and has partnered with Ukrainian firms specializing in interceptor drones, though challenges remain due to export restrictions.
Bias read (Center): The article presents Japan's strategic interest in dual-use technologies as a balanced report, focusing on technological advancements and industry developments without overtly favoring any political ideology. It highlights both the opportunities and challenges faced by startups in the defense sector
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