About Us

Guardian Airwaves is revolutionizing education and professional training with adaptive AI technology, focusing on students with ADHD, NDDs, and adults in public safety sectors. They offer personalized, data-driven learning experiences that enhance engagement and retention, supported by a multidisciplinary team and strategic partnerships.

We are designers, engineers, data scientists, teachers, parents, lifelong students, subject matter experts, researchers with the vision of empowering minds through creative technologies.

How We Got Started

In 2017, foreseeing a rise in natural disasters and unpredictable threats to communities, Guardian Airwaves’ founder Lisa Revelli set out to better prepare public safety professionals and first responders. Partnering with retired CalFire Chief Herb Love, she developed Mixed Immersive Reality Simulation Training (MIRST) modules designed to deliver real-time, hands-on training for critical response scenarios. In 2018, Guardian Airwaves received a PSCR award for a VR HUD Navigational Display. Guardian Airwaves was invited by NSF to pitch EMRT – primary response assessment training. When COVID-19 disrupted funding, the VR prototypes became dormant. 

In 2024, Guardian Airwaves returned to its EdTech roots with a new mission: building adaptive learning platforms for neurodiverse students. The inspiration came close to home—watching her own children struggle in the public school system, without the resources to afford private tutors, Lisa was driven to create a solution. That vision became GA-In The Zone, an AI-powered adaptive platform that re-engages students during moments of inattention, strengthens working memory, and provides real-time emotional support

Guardian Airwaves is partnered with an AWS Partner and  powered by the Nvidia Inception program. Certification for WOSB is underway which opens up federal contracting opportunities specifically set aside for women entrepreneurs, along with credibility and networking benefits that can help grow Guardian Airwaves. The SBA sets aside at least 5% of all federal contracting dollars each year specifically for women-owned small businesses