Airspace Systems
Airspace Systems is a provider of a drone detection and disabling system. The counter-drone system, called Interceptor, has the capability to prevent drone intrusions into critical infrastructure, stadiums, residences, and other sensitive areas. It leverages deep learning methods to detect anomalies and autonomous mitigation, serving clients in aviation, entertainment, law enforcement, utilities, and other business…
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Airspace Systems is a provider of a drone detection and disabling system. The counter-drone system, called Interceptor, has the capability to prevent drone intrusions into critical infrastructure, stadiums, residences, and other sensitive areas. It leverages deep learning methods to detect anomalies and autonomous mitigation, serving clients in aviation, entertainment, law enforcement, utilities, and other business verticals. The technology enables real-time identification, tracking, and neutralization of unauthorized drone threats. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in San Leandro, United States, Airspace Systems has raised approximately 25 million at the Series A stage with investors including Sterling VC, Granite Hill Capital Partners, Shasta Ventures, S28 Capital, Singtel Innov8, Union Labs, and LeFrak.
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Drones > Counter Drone Systems,
Military Tech > Non Combat Systems > Countermeasure Solutions > Anti Drone > Detection
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