Asylon
Asylon is a security robotics company founded in 2015 in Pennsylvania, USA, offering autonomous drones, ground robots, and AI command software for perimeter security at corporate campuses, critical infrastructure, and defense facilities.
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Asylon is a security robotics company founded in 2015 in Pennsylvania, USA, offering autonomous drones, ground robots, and AI command software for perimeter security at corporate campuses, critical infrastructure, and defense facilities. As of 2025, the company has completed over 250,000 robotic security missions.
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Funding history
- 2025-07Series B$24M
Investors · Allegion Ventures, Veteran Ventures Capital, Insight Partners, GO PA FundSource · SVTR Weekly #115
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B Capital
5 Robotics deals in the last 24 months · 4 at a nearby stage · 5 in United States
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5 Robotics deals in the last 24 months · 2 at a nearby stage · 5 in United States
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5 Robotics deals in the last 24 months · 3 at a nearby stage · 5 in United States
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5 Robotics deals in the last 24 months · 2 at a nearby stage · 2 in United States
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5 Robotics deals in the last 24 months · 2 at a nearby stage · 5 in United States
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