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Framingham MA. Mass notification and emergency communication platform for universities, local governments, and enterprises, delivering alerts across multiple channels.
Rave Mobile Safety is a Framingham, Massachusetts-based emergency communication platform founded in 2004 that provides mass notification and safety communication software to universities, local governments, K-12 school districts, and enterprises. The company's platform enables organizations to rapidly send emergency alerts and safety messages across multiple channels simultaneously, helping administrators respond quickly to crises and keep their communities informed.\n\nRave's platform integrates with 911 center databases to provide enhanced caller location data for emergency responders, offers a mass notification system for sending SMS, email, voice calls, and push notifications to targeted groups, and includes a safety app for community members to share their location and request help. The platform also integrates with physical security systems including access control and panic buttons to automate alert triggers during security incidents.\n\nRave Mobile Safety targets campus safety directors at universities and colleges, emergency managers at local governments, and security directors at K-12 districts and enterprises. The company competes with Omnilert, Zetron, and Motorola Solutions' emergency communication products. Rave's differentiation comes from its deep integration with 911 infrastructure, its broad multi-channel notification delivery, and its established position in the higher education safety market.
Founded 2016, Albuquerque NM. $105M Series B led by Lockheed Martin (2025). DoD contracts: $64M hypersonic SRMs, $67M Navy, $191M advanced SRM. Valued ~$591M on Forge.
X-Bow Systems is a next-generation defense propulsion company headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, founded in 2016 by CEO Jason Hundley. The company specializes in the design, development, and production of solid rocket motors (SRMs) for national security, hypersonic weapons, and space applications. Its proprietary Additive Manufacturing of Solid Propellant (AMSP) technology — the core of its 'Rocket Factory in a Box' platform — replaces the traditional cast-and-pour method with a precision extrusion process that builds propellant grain geometry layer by layer, enabling faster development cycles, lower costs, and scalable production without sacrificing safety or reliability.
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