Flox Intelligence Builds AI Devices to Keep Wildlife Away From Infrastructure

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Flox Intelligence makes on-site AI devices that identify nearby wildlife and emit species-appropriate sounds to deter it. The company says about 150 devices are operating across North America, Europe, and Australia, and it expects about $1.5 million in revenue by the end of 2026. Flox is opening a $10 million Series A to expand deployments and extend the system beyond its current wildlife use cases.

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Flox Intelligence sells AI devices that identify nearby wildlife and emit species-appropriate sounds to deter it, with about 150 devices operating across North America, Europe, and Australia, according to the company. Flox is opening a $10 million Series A to expand deployments and extend the system beyond its current wildlife uses. The battery-operated devices can be mounted on poles, trees, and other structures to keep wildlife away from infrastructure. Flox expects about $1.5 million in revenue by the end of 2026.

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