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Gwynne Shotwell is one of the most under recognized executives in the world. Absolutely incredible.

"Success is one of the possible outcomes"

.Elon Musk Any Roadster updates?

In recent months, a world-class team has assembled to shape the future of electromagnetic spectrum dominance on the battlefield. 8VC's Design Lab had the privilege of collaborating with CX2 to craft their brand's look and feel. Here's a sneak peek of the work:

Awesome coverage for the work we’re doing at CX2

Dolphins welcome the astronauts back to Earth.

TIME's new cover: The dire wolf is back after over 10,000 years. Here's what that means for other extinct species ti.me/4jlJB54

Proud to announce CX2 has raised a $31m series A led by Point72 Ventures with 8VC and a16z to pursue our mission of securing spectrum dominance

The electromagnetic spectrum is now the decisive domain of warfare. America’s defense systems depend on radio connectivity. Read more on Palantir’s First Breakfast firstbreakfast.com/p/the-spectrum…

A clear-eyed assessment of the stakes—and opportunity—in EW, from Nathan Mintz & Mark Trefgarne.

Introducing Vadris, an RF-seeking payload for FPV drones that locates the operator, the source of the threat. In active testing and development with the U.S. military. It detects and characterizes control signals in real time and overlays a live line-of-bearing onto the pilot’s

Proud to announce CX2’s debut product. Vadris. It helps find hostile drone operators - wherever they may be hiding.

Leading by example. Love it.

CX2 has been successfully selected for DefenseInnovationUnit Project G.I. Design Reference Mission 2 (Accelerate the Kill Chain), with Vadris, an RF-seeker for FPV drones, following extensive testing and evaluation with U.S. military units. Vadris is an RF-seeking payload designed to find and

I literally can't stop thinking about Sunday. Model training from human hand movements tracked with gloves is a genius approach. I can't help wondering how far that can be pushed. Next up shoes?