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What does Kespry do?
Kespry, is a platform which designs automated drone systems for commercial use for capturing, viewing and analyzing aerial date for measuring resources. The company’s drone solution operated right out of the case and enables customers in collecting, analyzing and sharing essential aerial info. The company acheives high standards of productivity, safety and reliability. The company control the design of each critical component. The company attends to integrated design and reliability provides superior efficiences and improved the delivery of advanced functionality.
How much Kespry was funded?
The company raised $16M in Series B on June 21, 2016 from Wilson Sonsini , Goodrich Rosati, H. Barton Asset Management, Rothenberg Ventures, Lightspeed Venture Partners. Spectrum 28 and DCM Ventures.
Previous funding
$12.35M in Series A on October 22, 2014 from Lightspeed Venture Partners
What is next for Kespry?
Kespry is using the latest funding raised for hiring more engineering and service teams for increasing production and serve customers. The company has doubles its size in the past 12 months and is moving into a larger headquarters in Silicon Valley with its continued growth. The company’s latest funding round’s lead investor, DCM Ventures is very impressed with the company’s demonstrated ability in delivering valuable solutions and gaining meaningful traction across multiple verticals. The investor is excited at joining the team and support its worldwide aspirations.
More about Kespry
Kespry was founded in 2013 by Paul Doersch. It has its headquarters in Menlo Park, CA. The company is the leader in data intelligence and commercial drone. It enables companies in better collecting, analyzing and sharing information for improving their business operations. Their drone system is the most advanced one in the market and has full stack design and automated customer operation. The company’s lead investors include DCM Ventures and Lightspeed Venture Partners in Silicon Valley.
