Vorpal Business
Business models
B2G, B2B2C
Sector
Aerospace, Defense & HLSDefense & HLS SolutionsSecurity & Surveillance Integration
Target Customer
Defense, Safety & SecurityNational SecurityMilitarySecurityHomeland SecurityTransportation & LogisticsTransportation InfrastructureAirportsIndustrial ManufacturingManufacturing Facilities
Core Technology
SensingGeolocationMachinery & RoboticsDrones
Tags (13)
defensedual-usemilitarytrackingdronessecurity5g-networkshomeland-securityperimeter-securitymonitoringairportscritical-infastructureutm
Geographic Markets
IsraelUnited KingdomEurope
Vorpal Financials
Undisclosed
Capital raised
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Vorpal Lifecycle
Cumulative Funding Raised Over Time
Vorpal News
4 articles
Vorpal's VigilAir counter-drone technology gets UK CPNI certification - sUAS News - The Business of Drones
Vorpal Ltd.s VigilAir C-UAS solution, a system designed to detect, geolocate, and track commercial drones, has been certified by the UK government’s Center for the Protection of Critical Infrastructure (CPNI). This certification allows VigilAir to be included in the CPNI Catalogue of Security Equipment, making it available for purchase and use by the UK’s critical infrastructure sectors. Vorpals CEO, Dr. Nir Raz, expects this certification to increase customer interest and procurements both in the UK and globally.
Customers
As attack drones multiply, Israeli firms develop defenses
Israeli companies are at the forefront of developing defense systems to protect against drone attacks. Drones pose unique challenges as they can fly undetected by radar systems and execute pinpoint attacks at a fraction of the cost of fighter jets. Israeli firms like Israel Aerospace Industries and Vorpal have developed detection systems that can track and identify drones. However, operating in crowded urban airspaces remains a challenge. The article highlights recent drone attacks in the Middle East and the need for effective countermeasures. Israeli companies have a strong presence in the military drone export business and are now leading the global industry in developing anti-drone technologies.
CustomersPartners
How AT&T is searching out enterprise 5G use cases: Vorpal and real-time drone detection
AT&T is showcasing its network capabilities at its AT&T Foundry location in Plano, Texas, to demonstrate the potential of edge computing and 5G. The company is actively engaging with ecosystem partners to leverage external innovation and bring new capabilities to market. AT&T has been working with Israeli drone-detection start-up Vorpal to explore the intersection of 5G and edge computing. The goal is to provide low-latency network compute for Vorpals drone tracking and geolocation application. The testing has shown a significant improvement in network latency when operating from the network edge. AT&T is also strengthening its partnership with Microsoft to tap into the innovation on its 5G network. The company believes that collaboration with ecosystem partners is crucial for the success of 5G and edge computing.
PartnersInvestment
https://securitynewsdesk.com/vorpal-releases-whitepaper-addressing-technology-options-wide-coverage-drone-situational-awareness-airports-aviation-facilities/
Vorpal Team
Nir Raz
Co-Founder, Owner & CEO
Founder
Liron Raz
Co-Founder, VP R&D & Deputy CEO
Founder
Tamar Shamir
VP Operations
Avner Turniansky
VP Strategy
Employee Info
| Employees (range) | 11-50 |
| Exact count | 14 |
| Team members | 5 |
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