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Israeli Drone Software Firm High Lander Secures $30 Million in Funding
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Israeli drone software company High Lander announced it has reached $30 million in cumulative funding after an investment round including EDGE Group, STEP, Protego, and Kinetica. The company develops software for managing drone fleets and airspace operations and is expanding into security applications with its AI-powered Andromeda platform. The new funding will support its expansion into the U.S. and other international markets, particularly in defense and homeland security sectors.
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- High Lander has secured $30 million in cumulative funding from investors including EDGE Group.
- The company develops software for managing drone fleets and autonomous aircraft operations.
- New funding will support expansion into the U.S. defense and homeland security markets.
- High Lander's Andromeda platform uses AI to integrate detection systems for airspace monitoring.
- The company aims to connect autonomous aviation with security operations via software infrastructure.
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