Einride AB (Nasdaq: ENRD) announced a partnership with UNIQAI Systems to add AI-driven mission planning and operational decision-making capabilities to its autonomous logistics platform for defense and national security customers.

Under the agreement, UNIQAI's software will be integrated with Einride's autonomous driving technology, known as Einride Driver, and its AI-powered freight intelligence platform. The combined offering is intended to support defense organizations moving supplies through contested environments, providing adaptive mission workflows and integrated decision support.

The partnership follows an earlier collaboration Einride announced with Centinus, which added real-time threat detection and counter-UAS monitoring to its defense platform. Einride established a dedicated defense business unit after securing pilot contracts with a European NATO-allied defense organization and currently co-leads development of an autonomous tracked vehicle for a Swedish civil and military preparedness initiative.

Einride estimates the addressable market for its dual-use offering across the U.S., European Union, and other NATO countries at between $7 billion and $13 billion through 2030.

"Supply lines in contested environments are under more pressure than they've been in decades, and that's pushing defense organizations to rethink how they move supplies," said Roozbeh Charli, Chief Executive Officer at Einride.

Nadav Poplawski, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer at UNIQAI, said the company's mission planning software is built to work inside existing command-and-control workflows rather than operate as a separate system.

Einride, founded in Stockholm in 2016, operates across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. UNIQAI Systems develops automated mission planning and operational decision-making software for defense organizations.