Flycomm hunts rogue cell towers and GPS jammers with one radio-frequency engine
The Series A RF-intelligence company, commercially live in Europe, Africa and Asia, joins ScaleUp House's inaugural cohort.
Flycomm is one of the companies selected for the inaugural ScaleUp House cohort, joining the year-round program as it enters its next stage of international growth. The company develops RF intelligence software that detects cellular threats for defense customers and builds digital twins of wireless networks for telecom operators, with a focus on expanding its presence in global markets and building the foundations for its next phase of growth.
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Name: Flycomm
Industry: DeepTech / AI
Current Stage: A
Founder Name: Moshe Lugasi
Year Founded: 2021
Number of Employees: 20
Company Description
Flycomm Networks builds RF intelligence for two markets using a single engine. For defense and intelligence customers, its FlycommC2 product detects cellular anomalies and threats in real time, including rogue base stations, IMSI catchers, GPS spoofing and jamming, and unauthorized foreign network (PLMN) broadcasts. For telecom, it builds a digital twin of a wireless network without touching the operator's core, giving operators, tower companies and regulators coverage intelligence, churn reduction and capex planning. The platform combines proprietary RF algorithms with machine learning trained on billions of real-world measurements, and requires no integration. Flycomm is commercially live across Europe, Africa and Asia and is expanding into Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
