Drone startup Easy Aerial raises $6.15M in Series A funding

Easy Aerial, a leading provider of autonomous drone-based monitoring solutions for commercial, government, and military applications, announced today that it has successfully raised $6.15M in Series A funding.

Drone startup Easy Aerial raises $6.15M in Series A funding

This funding round was led by the same private investment group that participated in the company's initial seed rounds totaling $4.75M between 2017 and 2019. The oversold round, which was closed prior to its opening, also saw the participation of several new strategic investors. The lead private investment group's continual support and sustained investment in , along with the addition of new strategic investors, is a testament to the tremendous confidence the private investment community has in the company, even amidst COVID-19-related uncertainties.

Drone Startup Easy Aerial Raises $6.15M In Series A Funding

The new investment round will enable Easy Aerial to further capitalize on its position as a leading innovator in autonomous monitoring solutions. This includes rapidly scaling to meet growing commercial, government, and military demand in both the and internationally and adding new sales and support offices in .

“New product innovation is a key area of focus for Easy Aerial, and this investment means we have the resources to develop game-changing, robust, and versatile systems that define the reputation and execution excellence that is inherent in our mission,” said Ido Gur, Co-Founder, and CEO of Easy Aerial.

Drone Startup Easy Aerial Raises $6.15M In Series A Funding 1

Designed and manufactured in the United States, Easy Aerial solutions are rugged, durable, all-weather capable, and designed to operate in the most inhospitable environments with little to no infrastructure support.

The company's line of Smart Aerial Monitoring Systems (SAMS) includes free-flight and tethered autonomous systems that accommodate a variety of sensor payloads. With the ability to deploy anywhere, the systems take off and land from a portable, rechargeable enclosure without the need for on-site human intervention.

 

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