HavocAI Secures $85M Funding
HavocAI, a Providence, R.I.-based company, has announced that it has secured $85 million in new capital to scale its autonomous marine platforms.
"This funding represents far more than just capital – it has enabled us to cut through the noise about maritime autonomy and build a collaborative autonomy stack that actually works in a very short time," stated Paul Lwin, co-founder and CEO of HavocAI.
The company plans to use the funding to grow its autonomous fleet and enable military vessels in allied navies. The Atlas vessel is the most capable of HavocAI's autonomous fleet. HavocAI has already put two new boats in the water this year and plans to add two more before the year is over, including the 100-ft. Atlas multi-mission vessel.
HavocAI's swarming autonomy technology is designed to accomplish priority missions today, rather than at some point in the future. According to Paul Lwin, "Our swarming autonomy accomplishes priority missions today, not at an unknown point in the future. This technology is needed right now."
Author's summary: HavocAI secures $85M to scale autonomous marine systems.
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