Airis Labs Raises $60 Million and Emerges from Stealth with AI Battlefield Platform

Airis Labs has emerged from stealth with $60 million in funding to expand its AI platform for battlefield intelligence, reports Calcalist Tech. The company develops infrastructure that analyzes visual information from sources such as drones, cameras, and media footage to create a real time operational picture.

The latest $31 million Series B round was led by PSG Equity, with participation from TLV Partners, Stepstone Group, Redseed Ventures, and angel investors including Eyal Waldman, Jeff Horing, Yasmin Lukatz, and David Chinn. Previous rounds included an $11 million Series A and an earlier seed round led by TLV Partners in 2023.

Founded in April 2023 by Noam Friedman, Amos Lahav, and Rotem Abeles, the company employs about 50 people, mainly in Tel Aviv, with additional staff in Washington, D.C. Airis plans to double its workforce and expand its Israeli development center.

The platform processes fragmented and unstructured video data from multiple sensors and formats, organizing it into searchable and analyzable intelligence. It is already in use by several government organizations, including participation in a U.S. Army program aimed at testing new technologies. The company says its system was built and refined under operational conditions during wartime, using real world data rather than synthetic training sets.