Firefly raises $20 million Series A led by Definition Capital
Firefly, a physical‑AI safety startup that emerged from stealth, announced a $20 million Series A financing round. The round was led by Definition Capital. Firefly’s software links existing cameras, radios and sensors to detect incidents and coordinate real‑time responses.
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- Firefly raised $20 million in a Series A round led by Definition Capital.
- The startup’s AI software links existing cameras, radios and sensors to detect incidents and coordinate real‑time responses.
- CEO James Batt Buckley disclosed the funding in an exclusive Axios Pro interview.
The funding was disclosed by Firefly CEO James Batt Buckley in an exclusive interview with Axios Pro. The capital will be used to expand product development, scale deployments and grow the team. No other investors were named in the report.
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