- BigBear.ai acquired key CargoSeer technologies to expand AI capabilities for customs and border security.
- CargoSeer’s platform enhances non-intrusive cargo inspection using computer vision and machine learning.
- Deal supports modernization of global customs operations and secure trade flows.
BigBear.ai, a NYSE-listed provider of mission-ready artificial intelligence for national security, announced the acquisition of certain technologies from CargoSeer, Ltd., an AI software company focused on cargo scanning enhancement and trade risk management for customs enforcement, for an undisclosed amount.
CargoSeer’s AI Shipment Inspection Platform enhances Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) by combining automated image analysis, computer vision, machine learning, and trade and cargo data to help customs operators identify high-risk shipments, detect threats, and improve inspection efficiency at ports of entry.
“The acquisition of certain technologies of CargoSeer aligns directly with BigBear.ai’s strategy to deliver trusted technologies to customs agencies ensuring more efficient and secure movement of transported goods,” said Kevin McAleenan, CEO of BigBear.ai. “Combining advanced computer vision with trade and cargo intelligence, we are expanding our ability to support customs agencies as they modernize enforcement operations, strengthen border security, and facilitate global trade.”
“With BigBear.ai, we believe our technology will scale rapidly in support of global customs and border modernization,” said David Smason, co-founder and CEO of CargoSeer. “We look forward to accelerating global adoption of mission-ready AI for Customs.”