Danti, an Atlanta, GA-based Earth data search engine provider, raised $5M in Seed funding.
The round was led by Shield Capital with participation from Tech Square Ventures, Humba Ventures and Leo Polovets, Space.VC, and Radius Capital.
The company intends to use the funds to expand operations and development efforts.
Led by Founder and CEO Jesse Kallman, Danti provides an Earth data search engine to enable expert and non-expert users to pose simple questions about physical places on the planet to access the information generated daily by satellites, drones, analytics firms, social media, news and more. By incorporating AI tools and experience in different data types, the company offers real-time information.
Danti has now deployed its technology across government customers to support them in their missions. Users can access data and analysis across both government and commercial sources including satellite imagery, computer vision-based analytics, reports, news, social media, shipping data, global events, and active fires.
Commenting on the news, Jesse Kallman said: “We founded Danti to help users make sense of that data. By leveraging AI and natural language processing, users of any skill level can now connect up large volumes of information, across systems, types and formats to get complete answers in a matter of seconds. We provide users with an AI Data Analyst at their fingertips.”
FinSMEs
02/05/2024