Asylon raises $24M Series B for drone and ground-robot security operations

Asylon announced the close of a $24 million Series B in a release dated 22 July 2025, led by Insight Partners with participation from Veteran Ventures Capital, Allegion Ventures and the GO PA Fund. The financing will support its robotic perimeter-security services for commercial and government facilities.

The company combines US-built drones, ground robots and AI-driven command software for recurring patrols and rapid response. Its systems serve corporate campuses, critical infrastructure, logistics hubs and defence installations. Asylon reported completing more than 250,000 robotic security missions across its operations; this is a cumulative mission count, rather than a count of deployed robots.

Asylon plans to expand engineering, operations and commercial teams, develop its aerial and ground platforms and deepen partnerships in defence, logistics and critical infrastructure. CEO and co-founder Damon Henry said the capital would support scaling the company’s automated security services. Allegion’s participation adds a strategic investor with experience in physical security and access control.