AIMKS · Mission-critical systems · Berlin
Mission-critical systems from Berlin.
We build what troops and industry work with when it counts. Connected, visible, resilient. All in German hands.
What we do
Software for our partners' sovereign action.
Software that brings the Bundeswehr's logistics and situational data together. Built in Berlin, designed for operation on disconnected networks.
For whom
- Bundeswehr
- NATO
- Security agencies
- Industry
The MKS platform
One platform. Faster to secure software.
We do not build software from scratch every time. Our modular platform bundles what security-critical projects need again and again. Our products are built on it, and so is what we build with customers.
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AI-assisted development
Short iterations, security from the start. AI accelerates, people are accountable.
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Data integration
Bring data from separate systems together without re-entering it.
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Preparation and release
Classify, enrich, and check what may be used for analysis and AI.
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Analysis and visualisation
Find what matters in many reports and show it traceably.
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Delivery into disconnected networks
Continuous delivery into networks with no outside connection.
Products
Two products, built on the platform.
For the Bundeswehr's deployment nodes and for the situational picture on MESE/UNIITY. Developed together with the operators.
Newsroom
News from Berlin.
19 October 2026 · Relay · Field test
Relay in the field: built for the soldier on the yard
Berlin, 19 October 2026. Software for military deployments is often built for staffs, spreadsheets and reporting chains. Relay starts with the soldier on the ground who needs to know where to drive. Today MKS tested the application on the yard at the Marienpark in Berlin, from planning to evaluation.
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30 September 2026 · Mission-K 2026
Mission-K 2026: Germany's leading networking platform for space and defence
Kalkar, 30 September 2026. For two days Wunderland Kalkar was the meeting point of Germany's space and defence community. The third Mission-K, organised by MKS, centred on one question: how does Germany protect its infrastructure in space?
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14 September 2026 · Press release
Defence Minister Pistorius visits MKS at the Resilience Technology Campus Berlin
Berlin, 14 September 2026. Federal Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius today visits the defence-tech company MKS – Missionskritische Systeme at the Resilience Technology Campus Berlin, together with Steffen Krach, chair of the Berlin SPD. The visit shows what matters to the ministry: getting new technologies into service faster.
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Network
Mission-K. Germany's space and defence platform.
Around 350 participants, more than 100 companies and start-ups, three challenges from Space Command: that was Mission-K 2026 in Kalkar. The next Mission-K takes place on 5 and 6 October 2027.
Careers
Build systems that must not fail.
A small team at the Resilience Technology Campus Berlin. We are looking for people in software, AI, operations and domain expertise.
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