GALE Project Technologies, Inc

119 people died in Kerr County, TX because no system existed to warn, monitor, and respond. GALE does all three in one patented, modular unit at 70% cost savings. GALE is turning current infrastructure now into smart nodes to solve remote monitoring, alert and rapid response solutions. Public safety agencies struggle with the latency and limitations of human-dependent systems. Wildfires spread faster than emergency teams can respond; urban communities lack the infrastructure for proactive Drone-as-First-Responder (DFR) deployment; and border and port authorities face persistent blind spots in surveillance. Meanwhile, utilities and municipalities require continuous infrastructure monitoring but are burdened by high labor costs, slow reporting, and outdated tools. In defense and security, the stakes are even higher. Militaries and homeland security agencies must contend with the rapid rise of unmanned aerial system (UAS) threats including coordinated drone swarms that overwhelm traditional radar and countermeasure systems. Current solutions are often too expensive, too static, or too slow to adapt to dynamic threats. At the same time, the global push into space exploration and commercialization is revealing new challenges: spacecraft and rovers carry significant weight and cost penalties, limiting mission scope and scientific output. No scalable, modular infrastructure exists today to provide autonomous housing, charging, and deployment for drones or rovers in extraterrestrial environments. These gaps span enormous markets. By 2033, the combined Total Addressable Market (TAM) for Gale Project Technologies exceeds $750 billion, including $30B in public safety and DFR applications, $50B in environmental monitoring, $200B in defense and counter-UAS, $100B in maritime surveillance, $350B in aerospace and planetary exploration, and $20B in remote asset management. Each of these markets is actively searching for scalable, cost-efficient solutions that reduce human latency, lower operational costs, and increase resilience in unpredictable environments. Gale Project is addressing this urgent need with platforms that transform static infrastructure into autonomous, intelligent nodes. Our systems GALE for public safety and critical infrastructure, GALEx for space exploration, and LoMas for counter-UAS directly solve the monitoring, response, and threat mitigation problems that existing solutions cannot. By combining AI-driven analytics, multi-sensor fusion, and autonomous deployment into modular, dual-use systems, Gale is positioned to lead the next era of resilient infrastructure across Earth and space. Revenue-generating. Backed by Capital Factory & Hanwha Vision. Validated by SAPD & 7+ LOIs across municipal, federal, and energy sectors. Multiple products, multiple patents, all in market. Raising a Seed Round.

THE SOLUTION We created the R2D2 for public safety and beyond. A modular node that turns infrastructure into smart systems. The GALE System : a modular, AI-enabled autonomous monitoring and response platform that transforms passive infrastructure into intelligent, self-operating nodes — eliminating the human latency that costs lives, missions, and billions in operational overhead. The GALE System is an all-in-one, pole-mounted platform integrating AI-powered PTZ optical systems, multi-sensor edge processing, early-alert detection, and an integrated drone deployment dock into a single deployable unit. Where legacy systems require multiple vendors, significant manpower, and slow human-in-the-loop response chains, GALE collapses that complexity into one autonomous system that monitors, detects, decides, and deploys — in real time. Built on an open, modular architecture, GALE is hardware-agnostic and environment-agnostic. The same core platform that provides Drone-as-First-Responder capability for a fire department can be reconfigured for port surveillance, wildfire perimeter monitoring, border security, or utility infrastructure management — without redesign, without retraining, and without replacing the underlying system. This modularity is not a feature. It is the business model. GALEx extends the platform into aerospace and planetary exploration — providing autonomous housing, charging, and deployment infrastructure for drones and rovers in extraterrestrial environments. No comparable modular infrastructure exists today for space-adjacent autonomous operations. GALEx is designed to fill that gap as commercial space activity accelerates and mission payloads demand lighter, smarter, self-sufficient support systems. LoMas addresses the fastest-growing asymmetric threat in modern defense: coordinated UAS swarms. Where traditional radar and countermeasure systems are static, expensive, and slow to adapt, LoMas is a dynamic, networked counter-UAS layer that leverages the same sensor fusion and edge AI backbone as the GALE platform — deployable rapidly, scalable across terrain, and purpose-built for the threat profile militaries and homeland security agencies are facing right now. Together, these three platforms represent a unified technology foundation addressing over $750 billion in total addressable markets — not through niche point solutions, but through a dual-use, modular architecture that scales horizontally across sectors and vertically within each customer relationship. Gale Project Technologies is not building a better camera system. We are building the autonomous infrastructure layer for the next era of public safety, defense, and space operations — on Earth and beyond.

Patent Awarded May 5, 2026 "Remote Modular Data Collection and UAS Docking System and Method" PO and LOI from Texas Biomedical Research Lab Pilot and Field Tested by San Antonio Police Department and FBI (observing) during major event Multiple Letters of Interest Formal Letter of Support / Memorandum of Record from the Dept. of Army Revenue Generating in Q1 2026 Scaled GALE System prototype revealed Nov. 20, 2025 International licensing interest gained in Q4 2025 Media and Industry Recognition $7+ Billion in Strategic Partnership MassChallenge Accelerator 2026 FUEL Accelerator 2026 Partnership with Texas A&M University Aerospace Engineering for GALEx Gale Project has made significant progress in a short time, establishing itself as a recognized innovator in autonomous systems, defense technology, and space-capable platforms. Our most impressive traction begins with intellectual property and innovation leadership. We have filed multiple U.S. and international patents, including Patent Awarded for both the GALE and GALEx platforms and a provisional filing for the LoMas counter-UAS system. These filings provide a strong defensible moat and position Gale as a first mover in autonomous infrastructure for public safety, defense, and planetary exploration. On the market side, we have gained early validation from government agencies and industry leaders. Gale is in active dialogue with the Department of Defense, the U.S. Space Force, the Department of Homeland Security/CBP, and multiple municipalities that see our GALE System as a breakthrough in Drone-as-First-Responder and public safety monitoring. This has resulted in a growing list of Letters of Interest that demonstrate clear demand for our systems once scaled. We have also secured strategic partnerships with globally recognized organizations. Hanwha Vision, a leader in advanced surveillance systems, is collaborating with us on sensor integration. Sam Houston State University has joined us on aerospace telemetry and AI research. The NASA-affiliated Space Alliance Technology Outreach Program (SATOP) is supporting our orbital deployment work for GALEx. We are an official member of the NVIDIA Inception Program, giving us early access to next-generation AI and edge computing hardware. These partnerships accelerate development while validating the credibility and scalability of our platform. Financially, we have successfully completed a pre-seed raise, which enabled us to accelerate prototyping of the GALE System, expand our advisor network, and strengthen our IP portfolio. We have applied for over $8 million in non-dilutive federal and state grants, with several already under active review, ensuring multiple channels of funding support as we scale. Finally, Gale has earned national recognition as a breakout innovator. We have been featured in industry and defense media outlets for redefining how autonomous systems are deployed in public safety, defense, and space. This visibility has generated inbound interest not only from U.S. agencies but also from international collaborators who view Gale as a disruptive dual-use solution provider. Together, these achievements—patent filings, agency engagement, partnerships with global leaders, early fundraising, and national recognition—demonstrate that Gale Project Technologies is advancing beyond concept to execution, with momentum that positions us to scale rapidly and dominate in multiple high-growth markets.

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