Hidden Level’s technology can detect and track drones operating in monitored airspace. “Investments in companies like Hidden Level accelerate our ability to bring novel insights to the counter-UAS mission, expanding the potential for decision advantage by our nation’s warfighters.” “The ongoing conflict in Ukraine empirically demonstrates the value of UAS technologies and disproportionate intelligence in modern warfare,” Steve Escaravage, executive vice president of Booz Allen and leader of the company’s Digital Battlespace Platform, said in a statement. “Booz Allen understands the technology needed to support warfighters, and Hidden Level will play an important role in both tactically and strategically supporting DoD through dual-used technology to achieve decision superiority.”īooz Allen said the investment builds on lessons being learned from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, where small UAS operating at low altitudes are proving their worth in delivering situational awareness to Ukrainian and Russian forces during the war. “The investment from Booz Allen Ventures is a natural extension of our deep technology work paired with Booz Allen’s mission expertise,” Jeff Cole, CEO and co-founder of Hidden Level, said in a statement.

Hidden Level, which is based in Syracuse, N.Y., said the investment will help accelerate its work in airspace monitoring for the Department of Defense’s counter-unmanned aircraft system (UAS) missions. The value of the investment wasn’t disclosed. Booz Allen Hamilton on Tuesday said its venture capital arm has made a strategic investment in Hidden Level, Inc., a developer of passive radio frequency (RF) sensing technology to monitor airspace in support of counter-drone missions.

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