Worldscape.ai raises $10M in Seed extension funding. August 17, 2026 Worldscape.ai, a Seattle, WA-based developer of AI-powered geospatial intelligence software for defense, government, and enterprise applications, raised $10M in Seed extension funding. The round was led by Scout Ventures, with participation from Radius Capital. The company intends to use the funds to expand engineering and go-to-market teams, advance self-service onboarding and marketplace capabilities, and deepen partnerships across the Department of Defense, allied governments, enterprise customers, and hyperscale cloud providers. Worldscape.ai allows users to connect disparate data sources in a common languag and then deploy custom applications and agentic AI simulations within a unified environment. The platform supports high-tempo defense and intelligence workflows such as ISR, operational planning, and mission rehearsal, while also enabling enterprise use cases including infrastructure planning, supply chain optimization, digital twins, and large-scale spatial analytics. Don't just read the news. Own the data. Stop manually tracking deals. Access this round and over 100 others this week - in our structured Master Database (XML) + Weekly Intelligence PDF. [Access FinSMEs Intelligence Hub] 17/08/2026

Worldscape has raised $10 million in a seed extension round led by Scout Ventures, with participation from Radius Capital. The Redmond, Washington-based company has grown from 10 to nearly 70 engineers over the past year. The funding will support expansion of Worldscape's engineering and AI research teams. The company will continue developing autonomous AI agents, large-scale simulation capabilities, and its platform marketplace. Worldscape's AI-native Decision Advantage Platform combines artificial intelligence, simulation, digital engineering, and distributed data. The platform enables organisations to model, evaluate, and optimise complex missions through collaboration between humans and intelligent agents. The company currently supports multiple initiatives from the Department of War and the Department of Energy. Its modular licensing model allows customers to start with immediate requirements and expand capabilities across various security levels.