Ken Campbell, former strategic growth director of national security engagements at Maxar Technologies, has been appointed as president of Israel-based Edgybees’ U.S. business arm. The software company said Wednesday the executive move comes amid efforts to expand the delivery of its georegistration software platform offerings outside its home country. In May, Edgybees Inc. was launched to meet […] More

Israel-based Edgybees has launched a new U.S. entity to provide georegistration software platforms for U.S. government and commercial customers. Industry leaders named to the newly formed board of directors of Edgybees Inc. include Bradley Feldmann, chairman and CEO of Neology; Keith Masback, a geospatial intelligence consultant and owner of Plum Run; and Darryl Garrett, a […] More

Edgybees has expanded its advisory board with the addition of Herbert Raymond McMaster, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general and former national security adviser; Brett Lambert, managing director of The Densmore Group; and Aki Yamaura, former Mitsubishi executive. The new appointees will bring in their experience in defense, national security and intelligence, and remote sensing […] More

Edgybees, a Maryland-based developer of aerial video georeferencing software for public safety and defense applications, has generated $9.5 million from a Series A funding round to seed product development, hiring and market footprint expansion initiatives.

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The U.S. Air Force has selected visual intelligence technology maker Edgybees for a potential four-year, $550M contract to provide its augmented reality platform to the service branch for situational awareness applications.

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Vincent Hearn, a more than 10-year veteran at the U.S. Air Force, has joined visual intelligence technology maker Edgybees as global business development director.

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Edgybees has booked multiple contracts via the U.S. Air Force’s AFWERX innovation program to help the service branch obtain situational awareness with the use of an augmented reality technology.

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Amazon Web Services has selected 10 startup companies from the U.S. and Europe to study and develop space-based cloud technologies that have the potential to be applied to spacecraft launch and delivery, electronics and robotics, spacecraft hardware and software as well as earth observation efforts. The companies will receive up to $100,000 each in AWS […] More