PRECISIONHAWK

History

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2010 PrecisionHawk was established under the name "WineHawk," and their first drones chased pest birds away from vineyards. During these early missions, the company learned how to collect aerial images of plants and extract crop data to support vintners' operations.
2012 The company has expanded into other parts of agriculture. From scouting crops to assessing their health, growers and researchers looked at drones as a way to collect more precise data. With a renewed focus on precision agriculture, It has changed its company name to "PrecisionHawk."
2013 PrecisionHawk received its first investment round, totaling one million dollars. 
2014 The company has launched a cloud application that automatically processes aerial images into maps, models, analyses, and reports. 
2015 PrecisionHawk has received the first commercial waiver to fly drones beyond line of sight.
2016 It has raised $18 million from DuPont, Verizon Ventures, USAA, Intel Capital, Yamaha Motor and NTT Docomo. The funding helped the company to expand Precision Mapper's capabilities and start a geospatial science team.
2017 The company has expanded drone products and services into the energy, insurance, construction, and government sectors.
2018 PrecisionHawk closed the Series D funding round, raising the total to more than $100 million. It has started to expand all that to help business, research, and governmental leaders use aerial intelligence to transform their work. 
2019 It has launched PrecisionAnalytics, the newest aerial mapping, modeling, and inspection platform. With this software, enterprises can apply the latest generation of Al to their aerial data.
2020 The company has closed Series E funding round of $32 million. It used this to develop the next generation of PrecisionAnalytics and further invest in sales and servicing operations.
2023 PrecisionHawk was acquired by Field Group, a European company focused on data analysis solutions for the infrastructure, construction, environment, and public service sectors. 
2023 The company voluntarily filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
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