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High Tech Series B Founded 2014

Cape

Cape operates a cloud-based drone telepresence platform for secure remote drone operation, live video streaming, and evidence capture. The platform provides real-time visualization that increases situational awareness and operational efficiency for commercial drone operations. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Redwood City, United States, Cape has raised $61M in Series B funding from investors including…

📍 Redwood City, United States · Drones,

Funding snapshot

Last roundSeries B
Amount$40M
Date18 April 2024
Total raised$61M
Team size144

About

Cape operates a cloud-based drone telepresence platform for secure remote drone operation, live video streaming, and evidence capture. The platform provides real-time visualization that increases situational awareness and operational efficiency for commercial drone operations. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Redwood City, United States, Cape has raised $61M in Series B funding from investors including Andreessen Horowitz, New Enterprise Associates, Motorola Solutions, Point72 Ventures, and Telstra Ventures. The company's software enables operators to safely fly drones from remote locations, supporting public safety, security, and industrial inspection applications with secure, low-latency video feeds and mission management capabilities. The company employs 80 people and has been deployed by public safety agencies and enterprise customers across multiple countries for critical operations.

Business model

Drones > Drone Software > Suite

Founders & team highlights

Serial Founder

Team background

College Wise > Stanford Business School, Stanford University

Institutional investors

A Star Andreessen Horowitz XYZ Venture Capital exante Costanoa Point72 Ventures Forward Deployed VC Karman New Enterprise Associates Mitsui Gradient Ventures Telstra Ventures XSeed Capital Madrona S-Cubed Capital

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