Helsing Resilience Factory: Scalable Defense Production for Europe 2025

Helsing has introduced the Resilience Factory, an industrial model built to sustain large-scale production of defense systems. The project reflects Helsing’s vision of combining AI-enabled software with scalable manufacturing to strengthen Europe’s ability to operate under conflict conditions.
A Factory for Resilience
At its core, the Resilience Factory is designed to produce under pressure. It embodies Helsing’s belief that resilience is industrial — not just strategic.
Every component of the model — from supply chains to assembly — is structured around continuity during crisis. This means prioritizing redundancy, adaptability, and speed over peacetime efficiency.
The objective is clear: ensure Europe can sustain defense output even in wartime environments.

From AI Systems to Scalable Production
Helsing’s expertise lies in AI-enabled defense software deployed across air, land, and maritime domains. The Resilience Factory extends that foundation into physical production, ensuring software-driven systems are built, integrated, and delivered at scale.
As part of this effort, Helsing announced the production of 6,000 additional strike drones for Ukraine, all incorporating its AI mission systems. Each unit is designed for rapid deployment, field updates, and operational autonomy.
The Resilience Factory serves as both a manufacturing hub and a feedback loop, where battlefield data informs continuous refinement.
Industrial Design for Security
Helsing frames the Resilience Factory as a new model of defense readiness. Key elements include:
- Distributed production to minimize single-point vulnerabilities.
- Dual-use facilities capable of shifting output when required.
- Digital integration across logistics, updates, and maintenance.
This is a supply chain doctrine built for endurance — where systems can fight and factories can continue producing under pressure.

Why It Matters
The Resilience Factory represents a shift in Europe’s defense posture — from procurement to production capacity.
By embedding resilience into manufacturing itself, Helsing demonstrates a practical path toward sustained defense autonomy. Each system produced reinforces Europe’s ability to respond, recover, and rebuild under real-world conditions.
In Helsing’s framework, resilience means being ready when it counts — and producing when it’s hardest.
Sources
- Helsing official press material – Resilience Factory whitepaper Resilience factory
- Helsing News Release: Helsing to produce 6,000 additional strike drones for Ukraine (2025)
- Helsing Official Website: https://helsing.ai/resilience-factories