The company's vehicles are capable of operating individually or as a group, or “swarm,” conducting surveillance and carrying items including missiles and computing hardware to support AI technology. The new cash infusion, $50 million of which is debt, was led by Moore Strategic Ventures. The company will use the money to speed production of what CEO Josh Araujo calls the “Swiss army knife” of military autonomous vehicles.
Lizette Chapman is a journalist at Bloomberg. She covers venture capital and technology, with a focus on themes such as deep tech, law and legal affairs, and aviation. Lizette's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, Yahoo Finance, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Fortune.















