Eagl is a technology company.
Eagl has raised $970K across 1 funding round.
Eagl has raised $970K in total across 1 funding round.
Eagl has raised $970K in total across 1 funding round.
Eagl's investors include Pitchdrive, Boris Bogaert, Louis Jonckheere, Pieterjan Bouten.
EAGL Technology is a security technology company based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, specializing in advanced gunshot detection and automated lockdown systems to protect against active shooter threats.[1][2][3][4] It develops products like the EAGL Gunshot Detection & Lockdown System and CityWeb, powered by patented FireFly Ballistic Sensor technology, which detects firearm energy signatures in real-time and integrates with access control, video surveillance, intercoms, and public-address systems.[1][2][3] The company serves education (schools and districts), public safety, healthcare facilities, and critical infrastructure, solving the critical problem of slow emergency response by delivering alerts, maps, and automated lockdowns within seconds to save lives.[2][3][4] With DHS SAFETY Act Designation providing liability protections, EAGL has deployed in nearly 80 schools nationwide and continues to gain traction post high-profile shootings like Uvalde.[2][3][4]
EAGL Technology was founded by Boaz Raz, its owner, who was motivated to create the system after the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary mass shooting, dedicating his time and expertise to develop technology that could prevent similar tragedies.[4] Development took several years, with the gunshot detection system launching in 2015 using innovative FireFly Ballistic Sensor tech to identify firearm energy rather than just sound.[1][4] Early traction built through collaborations with security professionals, government entities, and facility managers, leading to deployments in schools and public spaces; interest surged after the 2022 Robb Elementary shooting in Uvalde, Texas, expanding to cities and other sectors.[1][2][4] The company, headquartered at 3821 Singer Blvd NE with around 26 employees and under $5M in revenue, has evolved from a post-Sandy Hook innovator to a DHS-approved provider with multiple ASTORS Homeland Security Platinum Awards.[1][2]
EAGL rides the wave of rising demand for gun violence prevention tech amid frequent U.S. mass shootings, particularly in schools, where post-Uvalde scrutiny highlighted response delays.[4] Timing aligns with heightened school safety mandates, public safety investments, and integrations with existing surveillance ecosystems, positioning EAGL favorably against market forces like federal funding for secure infrastructure and growing adoption of AI-driven sensors.[1][2][3] It influences the ecosystem by setting standards for integrated, automated responses—trusted by DHS and deployed in 80+ schools—pushing competitors toward ballistic-specific detection over acoustic alternatives and enabling scalable solutions for urban and campus threats.[2][4]
EAGL's momentum, fueled by real-world validations and partnerships, positions it for expansion into more cities, hospitals, and infrastructure amid ongoing active shooter risks.[1][4] Trends like AI-enhanced sensors, cloud interoperability, and policy-driven safety upgrades will shape its path, potentially scaling deployments via government contracts and international interest.[2][3] Its influence may grow as a benchmark for proactive, liability-protected security, evolving from school-focused innovator to comprehensive public safety leader—equipping responders to turn seconds into saved lives, just as Boaz Raz envisioned post-Sandy Hook.[4]
Eagl has raised $970K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $970K Seed in September 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 1, 2025 | $970K Seed | Pitchdrive, Boris Bogaert, Louis Jonckheere, Pieterjan Bouten |