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Stoked for the @UlyssesEcoEng team! https://t.co/6yLZMrA9P9
Introducing: Ulysses. We build autonomous underwater drones for ocean stewardship. We raised an oversubscribed $2m pre-seed led by @lowercarbon @orbuch. We restore seagrass ecosystems in the US and Australia w/ partners like @nature_org. JOIN US - https://t.co/h7UOrXengb https://t.co/DvANLM964R
Ulysses is coming out of stealth today with: ā£ $1 million in revenue ā£ $2 million raised ā£ 5 hardware generations ...one year after their founding. They're building autonomous underwater drones ā first to restore seagrass, and someday to counteract narco-subs.ā¦ https://t.co/Co7QjWIFhE
Ulysses, a company specializing in autonomous underwater drones, has emerged from stealth mode with significant achievements. The company has generated $1 million in revenue and raised $2 million in an oversubscribed pre-seed round led by Lowercarbon and Orbuch. Ulysses focuses on ocean stewardship, using its technology to restore seagrass populations in the US and Australia in collaboration with partners like The Nature Conservancy. The company has developed five hardware generations within a year of its founding and aims to expand its applications to counteract narco-subs. TechCrunch reported on Ulysses' efforts to restore seagrass populations.
