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XRF.ai develops AI and Extended Reality (XR) solutions for real-time decision-making in complex environments. Its platform integrates and consolidates diverse data, presenting it intuitively via a 3D geographic information system within a distributed, multi-user interface. This technology enhances situational awareness, translating intricate information into visual clarity and actionable intelligence.
Founded in 2023, XRF.ai emerged from the insight that decision-makers in high-stakes operations require a unified, comprehensive view. The company was conceived to leverage AI and XR, establishing a single source of truth empowering users to anticipate outcomes and make confident choices.
XRF.ai serves military, security, and emergency sectors with solutions for defense, crisis management, and infrastructure monitoring. Its platform supports strategic coordination and frontline actions, integrating with tactical networks and adhering to NATO standards. The company aims to be the essential system for organizations navigating dynamic challenges, providing superior insight and control.
XRF.ai has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
XRF.ai has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
XRF.ai has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
XRF.ai's investors include KFund.
XRF.ai has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in September 2024.
XRF.ai is a technology company specializing in AI and XR (extended reality) platforms for real-time decision-making in high-stakes environments like defense, security, and emergency response[1][3][5]. Its core products, such as XRF Compass, XRF.SandBox, XRF.Field Companion, XRF.Colossus, and XRF for Emergencies, integrate data from diverse sources (e.g., sensors, drones, UXVs) into intuitive 3D interfaces, serving military organizations, governments, critical infrastructure operators, and emergency services[1][2][3]. These tools solve the problem of information overload in complex scenarios by providing immersive situational awareness, AI-driven insights, anomaly detection, and collaborative simulations, enabling faster, safer decisions—evidenced by contracts with the Royal Netherlands Army, NATO's DIANA accelerator, La Palma's emergency system, and the Spanish Ministry of Defense[1][3]. Recent €2.3M funding underscores its growth momentum, fueling expansion in defense and security verticals[3].
XRF.ai launched its project about 1.5 years before mid-2023 (around late 2021 or early 2022), with a clear mission to aid decision-making and communication in complex scenarios through three phases: data integration and visualization, AI interpretation with recommendations, and autonomous UXV execution for tactical automation[4]. Founders are not named in available sources, but the team quickly built traction via demos at Mobile World Congress and partnerships with Telefónica, ETRAIR, SubSea Mechatronics, Aicox Soluciones, and ATIKA, impressing entities like the Spanish Army, Navy, Guardia Civil, Cabildo de La Palma, Port of Valencia, and NATO[4]. Pivotal early moments include deployments during the Cumbre Vieja volcanic eruption on La Palma, wildfire response tech for the Forest Fire Command Center, and recognition as a Top Ten Innovator in NATO exercises like Valiant Lynx and CWIX[3][6].
XRF.ai rides the wave of AI-XR convergence for distributed command-and-control, amplified by rising geopolitical tensions, climate-driven disasters, and critical infrastructure threats, where legacy systems falter under data volume[3][6]. Timing is ideal amid NATO's innovation push (e.g., DIANA 2026 selection) and EU funding for defense tech, positioning XRF to bridge military-civilian gaps—like volcanic/wildfire response informing defense simulations[1][3]. Market forces favoring it include demand for edge AI in remote ops, XR's maturity for training (reducing costs/risks), and autonomous systems growth; XRF influences the ecosystem by pioneering "extended intelligence" platforms that enhance human-AI collaboration, as seen in Spanish MoD integrations and NATO trials[3][5].
XRF.ai is poised to scale as a defense-security leader, leveraging €2.3M to refine AI capabilities, launch UXV integrations, and enter new geographies, with NATO DIANA accelerating global pilots[1][3]. Trends like AI autonomy in drones, real-time XR for hybrid warfare/emergencies, and on-premise edge computing will propel it, potentially evolving from niche innovator to standard for strategic ops. This builds on its origin—simplifying chaos for those protecting the world—promising broader impact as threats demand smarter, visual decisions[4][6].
