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• Shield AI - advanced unmanned flight
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Shield AI - advanced unmanned flight

Shield AI is a technology firm that specializes in self-driving systems for military and civilian applications. The company was founded in 2015 with the goal of developing advanced autonomous systems capable of operating in demanding and dynamic environments.

Shield AI's flagship product is the Hivemind autonomous drone, which is intended for use by both military and civilian organizations. Hivemind can fly itself, navigate complex environments, and make real-time decisions to accomplish its mission objectives. The drone is outfitted with sensors and cameras that enable it to perceive its surroundings and make informed decisions.

Hivemind's ability to operate in environments that are too dangerous or difficult for human operators is one of its key advantages. The drone, for example, can be used for reconnaissance missions in war zones as well as search and rescue operations in disaster zones. Hivemind can quickly gather information and provide real-time updates to human operators in these scenarios, allowing them to make informed decisions and take appropriate action. All of this is done without human intervention, which removes the strain of continuous operation from humans.

Shield AI has also created the Command and Control software platform, which provides a user-friendly interface for managing and monitoring Hivemind's operation. Users can use the platform to quickly and easily configure the drone's mission parameters and track its progress in real time. This helps to ensure that the drone is operating safely and effectively, as well as allowing users to make any necessary adjustments while flying.

Shield AI was founded by Brandon and Ryan Tseng in 2015. They have raised $100 million to date.

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