Brave1 reported the information on Facebook.At the LANDEURO conference in Wiesbaden, Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov presented a platform for testing foreign defense technologies developed by the Brave1 defense cluster."The purpose of the Test in Ukraine platform is to attract partners to create technologies that will change the course of the war. From now on, foreign manufacturers of UAVs, NRCs, water drones, electronic warfare and artificial intelligence products will have a clear roadmap for testing their products in Ukraine," the statement says.The cluster emphasized that partners will receive expertise, feedback, and protocols to improve and validate their technologies. They will also be able to cooperate with Ukrainian manufacturers for joint production and faster deployment of products at the front.“In this way, foreign companies or governments will be able to create precise solutions for the real challenges of war, instantly receive feedback from the military and improve products based on combat experience,” Fedorov wrote.On July 14, Ukraine and the EU launched the €100 million BraveTech EU project aimed at finding technological solutions that can change the course of events.