Artial's team relocated to Georgia and Turkey due to the Russia situation
Igor Fali · Drone Safety Software Raises at $4m Valuation, Lands first $100k Pilot for 25 Drones · May 14, 2022 · at 11:13
Igor Fali, founder of drone safety software company Artial, discusses his company's team size and distributed contractor structure with Nathan Latka.
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“Right now it's me, my co-founder a free person who work full-time, but they're not an official in the state because we are not, I'm not trying to relocate them here because of the situation in Russia right now, some people in Georgia, some people in Turkey, but they're working full-time.”
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