Auron Solutions Joins Chevron Technology Ventures Catalyst Program
Auron Solutions has been selected for the Chevron Technology Ventures Catalyst Program, announced in a press release. The program supports startups developing technologies relevant to energy, industrial security, and critical infrastructure operations.
Auron develops autonomous radio frequency software designed to detect, classify, and mitigate drone activity through software-defined electronic methods. Its platform integrates with existing sensors, radios, and defense systems across energy, defense, maritime, and homeland security sectors.
Through participation in the Catalyst Program, Auron plans to accelerate the development of its AI based RF detection and counter-unmanned aircraft system platform. The company aims to enhance protection for critical infrastructure sites from drone threats while maintaining safe operations in complex environments.
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