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U.S. Entity Established - Edgybees Inc. | Advanced Georegistration Solutions
Edgybees LTD, a global leader in georegistration software, has announced the establishment of a new U.S. entity, Edgybees Inc. The new entity will provide advanced solutions to the U.S. government, states, and the commercial sector for more accurate and detailed analysis of imagery from aerial and satellite imaging sensors. The new board of directors includes Bradley Feldmann, Darryl Garrett, and Keith J. Masback. The company aims to expand its services and strengthen its position within federal agencies and the commercial sector.
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Edgybees Satellite Software Brings Unprecedented Accuracy to Satellite Imagery
Edgybees, a global leader in georegistration software, has released its Satellite Software to enhance the accuracy of satellite imagery. The software aligns electro-optical satellite imagery to ground truth within two to three meters of accuracy, reducing discrepancies and providing clear context. Edgybees aims to enable improved decision-making in various industries by combining artificial intelligence and georegistration technology. The software uses AI and machine learning algorithms to detect tie points and establish optimal alignment, eliminating the need for manual corrections. The launch of Edgybees Satellite Software coincides with the 2022 USGIF GEOINT Symposium. The company offers an API for integration into existing workflows and deployment options in on-premises or cloud-based models.
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Israeli Firms Carbyne, Edgybees Partner To Improve Disaster Response
Carbyne has partnered with Edgybees to bring real-time video imagery from drones to 911 call centers and emergency responders. The collaboration combines Edgybees AI-centric software solution with Carbynes video capabilities, enhancing situational awareness for emergency responders in crisis situations. The partnership allows Carbyne to expand its existing set and receive real-time video with high-precision geographical registration from drones, providing first responders with an aerial view of the territory and key data points. Carbyne, headquartered in NYC, is a global rich-data provider, delivering over 155 million data points per year. The partnership aims to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of emergency response systems.
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Edgybees Closes $9.5M in Series A Funding, Delivers Breakthrough Geo-Mapping Accuracy and Speed for Lifesaving Aerial Video
Edgybees, a provider of real-time high precision geo-registration and visual augmentation of aerial video, has announced $9.5 million in Series A Funding. The investment will be used to drive product innovation, expand global adoption, and support an aggressive hiring strategy. Edgybees Visual Intelligence Platform™ provides high-accuracy geo-registration and alignment of aerial video in real time, enabling rapid decision-making and enhancing team collaboration, situational awareness, and mission effectiveness. The funding round was led by Seraphim Capital and included participation from Refinery Ventures, LG Technology Ventures, Kodem Growth Partners, OurCrowd, and Verizon Ventures, among others.
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Edgybees partners with US Air Force
Israeli tech aids Australia in accurate fire response
Israeli company Edgybees is using augmented reality to help emergency responders in Australia by overlaying real-time data on video feeds from drones and helicopters. This allows command centers to plan escape routes and allocate resources more effectively. Edgybees has previously been deployed in other disaster areas and is also used in industries such as oil and gas, farming, and national defense. The company started as a gaming company for drone hobbyists.
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From Drone-Based Games to Putting Out Fires in Australia
Edgybees, an Israel-based company, developed the first augmented reality game for drones. After Hurricane Irma, first responders contacted Edgybees to use their technology to create a map of the affected area. This led the company to pivot from gaming to working with first responder agencies. Edgybees technology allows for real-time mapping using drone footage and accurate GIS data. The company is currently working with first responders in the US and is demonstrating their technology in Australia to help with wildfires. Edgybees has raised $5.5 million in funding and is preparing for a second funding round to expand into new markets.
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https://www.jpost.com/opinion/hillels-tech-corner-edgybees-lifesaving-drones-598787
Edgybees is a company that uses drone technology and augmented reality to save lives. They have developed software that provides visual assistance to drone operators in complex environments, such as fire departments and law enforcement agencies. Their First Response C2 system is operational in over 70 organizations worldwide. Edgybees has also expanded into industrial applications, providing enhanced understanding and communication in various sectors. The company has raised $6.4 million in venture funding and has attracted investors like Verizon and Motorola Solutions. They continue to grow and receive requests from firefighting and police departments, wildlife safekeeping organizations, and more. Edgybees was founded in January 2017 and has offices in Israel and San Diego.
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Edgybees's new developer platform brings situational awareness to live video feeds
Edgybees has launched Argus, an API-based developer platform that enables the addition of augmented reality features to live video feeds. The platform, which has been used by Edgybees for its own drone platform, allows users to tag and track objects and people in emergency situations, providing better situational awareness for first responders. Edgybees has decided to open up its platform to developers, recognizing the potential for augmented reality in various industries beyond entertainment. The company has already collaborated with organizations like the PGA to enhance the live coverage of golf tournaments using its software.
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Airborne Response Teams with Edgybees and UgCS to Provide UAS Software to Public Safety Agencies Responding to Hurricane Florence - sUAS News - The Business of Drones
Edgybees has partnered with Airborne Response and SPH Engineering to provide emergency personnel with aerial search and rescue software for drone operations in areas affected by Hurricane Florence. The partnership aims to help first responders conduct more effective search and rescue operations using unmanned aircraft systems. Edgybees First Response Suite allows remote pilots to conduct search and rescue operations during major disasters, while UgCS flight control software provides operators with customizable search patterns for emergency flight operations. The software overlays real-time, collaborative visual intelligence technology onto a video feed from a drone, allowing responders to easily decipher street names and locations. Support personnel will be available to assist first responders throughout the response phase of the storm.
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AR Drone Startup Edgybees Wins Techsauce Israel Challenge
This Israeli Startup Combines Drones, AR Tech To Help Save Lives In Emergency Situations
Edgybees, an Israeli startup that combines augmented reality (AR) technology and drones, has raised $5.5m in seed funding. The round was led by Our Crowd, with participation from the venture capital arm of Motorola Solutions, Verizon Ventures, 8VC, NFX, and Aspect Ventures. Edgybees has developed a real-time platform that overlays real-time 3D mapping and data onto live video from fast-moving cameras on drones, cars, helicopters, aerial platforms, and body-worn accessories. The technology has been used by 15,000 firefighters during the Northern California wildfires last October and emergency response teams in the aftermath of Florida’s Hurricane Irma.
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Edgybees lands $5.5 million to save lives with AR drones
Edgybees, a company that combines drone technology and augmented reality (AR), has announced a seed round of $5.5 million to expand its operations. The companys technology was initially applied to AR drone racing and later released First Response, a drone-flying app for emergency responders. Edgybees overlays live drone camera footage with Google Maps data to pinpoint emergency locations. The app has been used in real-life situations, such as the aftermath of Hurricane Irma and the Northern California fires. The funding will be used to bring AR technology to new verticals, including defense, smart cities, automotive, and broadcast media. Investors in the seed round include Motorola Solutions Venture Capital, Verizon Ventures, OurCrowd, 8VC, NFX, and Aspect Ventures.
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Edgybees mashes up video games and real drones for a futuristic new racer
Edgybees, an augmented reality startup, has launched Drone Prix AR, an AR racing game for drones. The game creates an AR race course that overlays the drones environment, generating collectable prizes and obstacles. It is optimized for DJI drones and uses Epson Moverio BT-300 Drone Edition smart glasses. Edgybees is likely counting on the growing interest in drone applications, as seen with the success of the Drone Racing League. The game is currently single-player but features a leaderboard and 30 obstacle courses. The article highlights the potential for growth in the drone industry, with estimated revenue of over $6 billion in 2017 and over $11.2 billion by 2020.
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