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AgEagle is a robotics company founded 2010, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Drone category.
CAPITAL & EVIDENCE
AgEagle has no confirmed funding round on file and has 2 known customers, none yet tied to a specific model.
Shipped
2 known customers — no deployment yet tied to a specific model
Used by
Named in a public source that did not say which model
- US DoD· United Statesthedefensepost.com
- DNIT· Brazilmundogeo.com
Enterprise-grade drones, sensors & software for surveying, inspection & agriculture
AgEagle Aerial Systems manufactures the eBee line of ultralight fixed-wing autonomous drones for aerial imaging, mapping, and inspections. The company acquired senseFly (the original eBee developer) in 2021. eBee drones serve agriculture, surveying, mining, and infrastructure inspection markets globally, offering autonomous flight planning, high-resolution imaging, RTK/PPK positioning, and multispectral capabilities through models like eBee Plus and eBee SQ.
Company facts
- HQ
- Wichita, United States
- Founded
- 2010 · 16 yrs
- Website
- eaglenxt.com
RoboScore
50.70 RoboScore + 0.00 Momentum· Adequate evidence
Products 65%, Depth 5%, Evidence 30% set the number, and every rated company has all three. Attention has no weight of its own — it is one of the two things Evidence is built from, and it can only ever add. Activity and Readiness describe the brand but never move it. A value we don't have reads —, never zero. Momentum is independently collected news coverage, worth at most 15 points and never a deduction — a maker we have heard nothing about keeps its full RoboScore. Claiming or paying moves nothing.
5 of 6 factors known. How it's calculated
Milestones
AgEagle acquired senseFly, the Swiss developer of the eBee drone platform
Press coverage
- senseFly Launches eBee X Drone
Lidar News · Sep 2018
Public loss record
US makers file into registers that compel reporting — device adverse events to the FDA, driverless crashes to NHTSA, workplace deaths to OSHA. A maker with no record here has genuinely not had one filed against it.
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