High Lander reaches $30 million in total funding

Oct 19, 2026
High Lander has reached $30 million in total funding after securing additional investment from EDGE Group and backing from STEP, Protego and Kinetica.

High Lander has reached $30 million in total funding, the company said in a press release. The latest financing includes an additional strategic investment from EDGE Group, with participation from STEP, Protego and Kinetica.

The Israeli company will use the capital to expand in the United States and other international markets. It will also continue developing Vega, its unmanned traffic management platform, Orion, its drone fleet management platform, and Andromeda, its AI powered operational intelligence platform for low altitude airspace.

Andromeda combines data from sensors and operational systems from multiple vendors into a single airspace view. High Lander plans to extend the platform into defense, homeland security and dual use applications.

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