His Majesty the King of the Netherlands will officially open Robin Radar Systems’ new 9,000-square-metre headquarters, highlighting the company’s rapid growth, technological innovation, and contribution to the Dutch defence industry.
We’re proud to announce that we’ll officially welcome King Willem-Alexander to open our new headquarters in Delft on Thursday 12 November 2026.
The King’s visit marks a significant milestone for Robin, following our expansion into a new 9,000-square-metre research, engineering, and operations facility – more than triple the size of our previous headquarters. With over 800 radar systems deployed worldwide, the move allows us to scale our operations to meet growing international demand for advanced radar technology.
“It is a great honour to welcome His Majesty King Willem-Alexander to officially open our new headquarters in Delft. This is a proud moment for everyone at Robin Radar and a testament to the hard work of our team. As demand for counter-UAS technology continues to grow, this facility represents an important step in our ambition to strengthen Dutch innovation and contribute to Europe’s defence and security capabilities.”
Siete Hamminga, CEO of Robin Radar Systems
A Royal visit: spotlighting Dutch defence
During the visit, King Willem-Alexander will officially open the facility and meet employees from across the business. A tour of the production department will highlight the opportunities and challenges associated with scaling the Dutch defence industry, alongside our expanding manufacturing and technological capabilities.
The King will also receive an introduction to the operational deployment of our technology in conflict zones, including how direct battlefield feedback is incorporated into the continuous development and improvement of our radar systems.
The visit will provide an opportunity to demonstrate the role of Dutch radar innovation in responding to evolving drone threats, while highlighting the importance of operational experience, technological development, and industrial capacity in strengthening Europe's counter-UAS capabilities.
*Photo: Siete Hamminga demonstrating the On-The-Move capabilities of Robin's drone radar to King Willem-Alexander and the former Dutch Minister of Defense, Ruben Brekelmans at Bestkazerne in April 2025.