Fortem Technologies is an airspace security and defense company that develops AI-enabled drone detection systems. They provide an end-to-end system using distributed radar, AI at the Edge, sensor integration, and autonomous drone capture to monitor and defend venues, infrastructure, and cities. Fortem's technology has been tested by the US Department of Defense and is now available for commercial use, with partners like AirMap for UTM solutions.
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Lockheed Martin’s $25 million investment in Fortem Technologies is the first tranche of Fortem’s Series B financing round.
Fortem Technologies has an open architecture and is compliant with the MOSA standard.
The investment will help Fortem Technologies expand deployment within Lockheed Martin’s Sanctum anti-UAS ecosystem.
Fortem Technologies’ platform reduces cost per engagement by more than 80% compared with traditional kinetic interceptors.
The investment will help Fortem Technologies accelerate large-scale production.
Lockheed Martin and Fortem Technologies are jointly developing next-generation artificial intelligence, edge computing, and high-resolution radar capabilities.
Lockheed Martin’s investment in Fortem Technologies is intended to create highly skilled jobs and strengthen a component of the national security industrial base.
Fortem Technologies will at least double production capacity and create new jobs at its manufacturing facility in Lindon, Utah.
Fortem Technologies’ solution can integrate with Sanctum’s air and ground nodes, allied air defense networks, joint-force command-and-control systems, and new data links.
Fortem Technologies provides AI-based detection, tracking, and neutralization technology for counter-drone applications.
Lockheed Martin invested $25 million in Fortem Technologies.
Fortem Technologies is releasing SkyDome System 3.7 at the Dubai Airshow.
Timothy Bean, CEO of Fortem Technologies, will speak about counter-drone capabilities at the USA Partnership Pavilion on November 15 at 2 p.m.
Fortem Technologies' TrueView radar is recognized as the world's most advanced, compact, high-performance radar system for detecting airborne objects.
Fortem Technologies successfully demonstrated the performance of its technology in detecting small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in May 2021.
Adam Robertson is the co-founder and CTO of Fortem Technologies.
Timothy Bean is the CEO of Fortem Technologies.
Fortem Technologies has announced that the Fortem SkyDome® System, including TrueView® radar, will be used in a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Toshiba has invested 15 million USD in Fortem Technologies, Inc.
Fortem Technologies, based in Utah, US, has grown rapidly by supplying leading counter-drone systems.