On Stompstart by 16 October 2019 · Norwalk · California · United States

Galileo USA.

A Southern California startup's Alpha drone was meant to patrol a property on its own and stream video of intruders to the owner's phone.

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    Galileo, Inc. of Los Angeles announced Alpha, an autonomous property security drone with LIDAR, wireless charging and an IR camera, available for pre-order on Indiegogo.

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    prnewswire.com
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    DroneLife reported the Alpha Indiegogo campaign had a $100,000 goal with 32 days remaining.

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    dronelife.com
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    “Smart drones that protect your home, business, and property.”

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“Smart drones that protect your home, business, and property.”

The Galileo Alpha is a small, modern smart drone with advanced sensors to protect your home, property, and business. Every year, an outstanding 97% of police responses to security alarms are false alarms. This wastes money for taxpayers and owners alike. We believe that home security is a $34 Billion industry in need of disruption. Alpha’s Smart Home Security enables the owner to know what is happening from any angle by streaming video, audio, and data from the sensor suite to the owner’s smartphone and security provider. This ability to respond intelligently to alerts will reduce false alarms and set a new standard for security.

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Aerospace, Hardware, Security
Location
Norwalk · California · United States
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In our words: The listing described the Galileo Alpha as a small smart drone whose sensors streamed video, audio and data to the owner's smartphone and security provider. It pitched the drone as a fix for false burglar alarms, which it said made up 97% of police alarm responses.

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Sources

  1. prnewswire.com
  2. dronelife.com
  3. galileousa.com
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