Merlin Labs Secures Funding To Advance Autonomous Flight

Graham Warwick July 13, 2022
New Zealand’s CAA has agreed to the certification basis for Merlin’s initial autonomous flight system, which requires a safety pilot.
Credit: Merlin Labs
Boston-based autonomous flight startup Merlin Labs has completed a $105 million Series B round, bringing the total funding raised so far to $130 million. Merlin has also announced a partnership with the U.S. Air Force to bring autonomy to the Lockheed Martin C-130J airlifter. The funding was raised...
Graham Warwick

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