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Airbility
Counter-drone eVTOL interceptor company; segment=defense (customers overwhelmingly military/government). AB-U2 is a kinetic direct-strike drone launched from the AB-U60 mothership. In commercial discussions across 9+ countries in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Latin America.
HeadquartersSeongnam, KR
Founded2023
Defense funding$8M
TeamNot listed
Deployments0
Open roles0
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Company overview
Identity and operating footprint
Company typeRobot maker
Market segmentDefense
StageSeries A
FoundersJinmo Lee (Co-CEO), Taekyu Reu (Co-CEO), Jaehyun Lee (Co-Founder), Minyoung Ahn (Co-Founder), Hyunsoon Kim (Co-Founder)
Regions servedNot listed
Countries deployedNot listed
Service footprintNot listed
Last reviewed2026-09-02
LinkedInNot listed
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Robot models
Specifications remain vendor-claimed
Machinesecurity
AB-M1300
- No specifications on file.
Machinesecurity
AB-U10
- No specifications on file.
Machinesecurity
AB-U4
- No specifications on file.
Machinesecurity
AB-U4L
- No specifications on file.
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Funding history
Publicly announced rounds
Series A
Sazze Partners, Stonebridge Ventures, Industrial Bank of Korea
Round sourceInvestors on recordSazze PartnersStonebridge VenturesIndustrial Bank of KoreaSamho Green InvestmentMashup Ventures500 Global
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Company timeline
Milestones and announcements
2026-09-01AB-U2 kinetic interceptor drone and AB-U60 mothership eVTOL platform slated for commercialization in H1 2027Seoul Economic Daily
2026-09-01Closed KRW 6.5B Series A (approx USD 4.7M) led by Sazze Partners; total raised reaches USD 7.6MPR Newswire
2026-07-02Airbility pivots to counter-drone kill-chain systems as Iran conflict reshapes C-UAS market; enters commercial discussions in 9+ countriesKorea Times
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Source ledger
3 unique public sources
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Airbility Secures KRW 6.5 Billion Series A Led by Sazze Partners, Bringing Total Funding to USD 7.6 MillionPR Newswire · retrieved 2026-09-02
02Airbility Raises 6.5 Billion Won in Series A RoundSeoul Economic Daily
03Airbility bets on high-speed drones as Iran war reshapes counter-drone marketKorea Times