ZeroEyes, a gun detection technology company, has expanded its operations in Conshohocken, doubling its space to 13,000 square feet, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal.  

Founded by former Navy SEALs and military veterans, ZeroEyes is gearing up for a significant Series B fundraising round of approximately $50 million.  

The company has also doubled its workforce to 170 employees and saw its revenue quintuple in 2023, reaching “tens of millions” of dollars. 

ZeroEyes plans to further increase its workforce to 220 employees by the end of the year, with a focus on hiring software engineers, as well as operations and customer support staff.  

Demand for ZeroEyes’ technology has surged, particularly in Pennsylvania, where the company saw significant increases in enterprise and commercial customers. New clients include a major public university and a Fortune 50 company. 

Read more about Conshohocken-based ZeroEyes in the Philadelphia Business Journal.  

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