Airis Labs announced a total of $60M in funding to date, including a Series B round of $31M led by PSG Equity, following earlier Series A ($11M) and Seed rounds led by TLV Partners.

The company publicly launched with $60M in capital, with growth equity participation from PSG Equity, TLV Partners, Stepstone Group, Redseed Ventures, and multiple angel investors.

Airis Labs emerged from stealth with an AI platform that fuses video and other visual streams from security cameras, drones, bodycams, social media, and confiscated devices into a real-time, searchable intelligence picture.

Airis Labs participates in a U.S. Army program aimed at accelerating the integration of new technologies, and it reports deployments with several government, law enforcement, and customs organizations worldwide.

Airis Labs reports approximately 50–51 employees, primarily in Tel Aviv with additional staff in the Washington, D.C. area, indicating early scaling of technical and go-to-market teams.

The company was founded in April 2023 by CEO Noam Friedman, U.S. operations lead Amos Lahav, and Chief Product Officer Rotem Abeles, establishing a leadership team spanning Israel and the U.S.

Airis Labs positions its core technology as a "Cumulative Brain" that processes multimodal user-generated content and traditional ISR feeds to extract entities, connections, and patterns for counter-terrorism and threat monitoring use cases.

The company maintains a dedicated website describing its AI video and UGC fusion capabilities and lists both Tel Aviv and Washington, D.C. as operational hubs, indicating a bi-regional market focus on Israeli and U.S. government customers.