Funding
Infinite Uptime lands $5.15 million Series B
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- Infinite Uptime
- What it does
- Pune-California industrial IoT
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- $5.15 million
- Stage
- Series B
- Based in
- Pune
- Founded
- 2015
What they do
VenturEast led the Series B, joined by Japan's THK and earlier backers Mayfield, GSR Ventures, IIML and GiTV
What happened
The money goes into growing in the US, Asia and Europe with remote machine monitoring for manufacturers
Why it matters
The company then served over 200 customers, including Daikin, Siemens, JSW, TVS Motors and Tata Steel, using sensors tracking vibration and sound
The details
- VenturEast led a $5.15 million Series B in Infinite Uptime.
- Japan's THK and four earlier investors took part.
- The funds target growth in the US, Asia and Europe.
- The platform had logged over 75 million running hours of machines.
Investors
About Infinite Uptime
- Product
- Real-time fault diagnostics and predictive maintenance for industrial machinery using vibration sensors and frequency analysis
- Customers
- Heavy manufacturing industries including cement, steel, metals, mining, FMCG, chemicals, oil and gas, power, pharma
- How it makes money
- Subscription-based SaaS model for predictive maintenance monitoring and diagnostics
- What sets it apart
- Proprietary frequency analysis of vibrations with AI to predict equipment failures before they occur
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