Asylon Robotics builds integrated robotic perimeter security solutions that combine autonomous drones, ground robotics and AI-driven command software. The company serves commercial and government customers with high-security needs, protecting critical infrastructure, corporate campuses, logistics hubs and defense installations. Founded in 2015 and based in Carmel, Ind., Asylon has completed more than 250,000 robotic security missions. Its products are US-built and positioned for rapid response and automated, tech-enabled physical security. Asylon says it will use recent funding to expand engineering, operations and go-to-market teams and to accelerate product development across its robotic platforms. The company also plans to deepen partnerships across defense, logistics and critical infrastructure sectors. Asylon Robotics builds and deploys next-generation robotic systems designed to perform high-risk tasks in hazardous and austere environments, protecting U.S. personnel. The company is a dual-use technology provider that partners with the U.S. Department of Defense and offers a 24/7 robotic security service for commercial sites. Over the past 18 months Asylon has been awarded multiple SBIR contracts and a $12M STRATFI contract with Air Force Global Strike Command. Leonid Capital Partners has provided a tailored loan structured to leverage Asylon’s Air Force contract portfolio to accelerate the company’s work. The financing is intended to help scale Asylon’s business across domains and advance development of new life‑saving robotic capabilities. Asylon’s leadership framed the partnership as a catalyst for growth and continued deployment of its defense and commercial offerings. Asylon Robotics develops advanced automated air and ground security robotics systems that combine drones, robots, software, and artificial intelligence to deliver continuous security operations. The company positions its products as force multipliers to streamline security workflows. Led by CEO Damon Henryand, Asylon serves defense and security customers and intends to further strengthen its defense portfolio. Asylon received an investment reported on 09/02/2023; the amount of the deal was not disclosed. The company said it will use the funds to bolster its defense offerings. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article. Asylon designs and manufactures the DroneCore System, an open-architecture hardware-and-software platform that manages unmanned ground and aerial robots to execute pre-programmed patrol missions and deliver security data intelligence. The company sells DroneCore as an end-to-end, white-glove service for advanced perimeter security and positions the system as an American-made, fully automated aerial and ground guard. Asylon reports technical maturity of the DroneCore product and cites sales to a number of Fortune 100 customers. Its growth has been driven by adoption in both commercial and federal markets, and the company is working with the Air Force on base security modernization and remote surveillance. Leadership describes the solution as enabling extended autonomous operations with minimal human intervention. No revenue, valuation, or specific financial metrics are disclosed in the article.

Total raised

$24M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Aug 2025