Tapingo founders raise $41M to take Aitan's drone software beyond Israel

Deep33 and Dell Technologies Capital backed the founders' push to turn combat-tested drone coordination into an export business.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

Why it matters

Aitan is betting that the most defensible position in military robotics sits above the hardware: the software that lets governments coordinate and replace machines without surrendering operational control.

A coordinated swarm of advanced drones flies over a landscape that transitions from an arid desert region to a more diverse, global terrain.

Aitan emerged from stealth on September 2nd with a $41 million financing for co-CEOs Udi Oster and Daniel Almog, the former Unit 8200 officers who previously built and sold campus ordering startup Tapingo.…

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