High Lander, the Israeli-Canadian tech startup that has built a complete solution enabling endless flights for commercial drones, announced that it has raised a $1.5 million seed round investment from Canadian investor Alberta-Texas Energy Ventures Inc. to introduce the DAC (Drone Airspace Controlling) system.
“Our mission is to maximize the potential of autonomous drone deliveries, while becoming a crucial player in the logistics industry for giants such as Amazon, DHL and Google.”, said Alon Abelson, Founder and CEO.
High Lander was established in 2017, with headquarters in Kfar-Saba, Israel by Ido Yahalomi (BD) and Alon Abelson (CEO) which bring Ronen Racz and Adam Kraif to join them and to lead the company's technological field. High Lander developed the DAC system to solve the challenges related to the short life span of drone batteries.
The financing will be used to expand international activities and introducing new fields of drone activities, including public security, agriculture, construction and more.
The main challenge for deliveries by drones is the battery capacity: a commercial drone with payload, can reach maximum of only 7.5 miles. With the High Lander solution, the drone will be able to land, charge itself and go to the next airport or destination autonomously.